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Sarah McBride's historic run for Congress was decades in the making
If she wins Delaware’s only House seat in November, the Democrat is poised to become the country’s first openly transgender member of Congress.
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Jews and Catholics warn against Trump's latest loyalty test for religious voters
Former President Donald Trump recently reissued his loyalty test to religious Americans, declaring that he can best protect their freedoms while preemptively blaming some if he loses the presidential election in November.
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United Nations: Meet the special agents securing the Sec. of State
United Nations General Assembly welcomes hundreds of dignitaries each year to NYC. NBC New York’s Linda Gaudino chats with Special Agent Chris Balsam on his work within the Moblie Security Deployment.
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NY governor Hochul ‘aware' of ‘concerning' Eric Adams reports, is monitoring situation
Live updates: Mayor Eric Adams indicted with federal charges Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office released a statement on behalf of the Democrat Thursday regarding the news surrounding Mayor Eric Adams’ anticipated federal charges, according to sources. She has the authority to remove him from office. But a spokesperson says she’s not getting into the fray at this point. “Governor Hochul...
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Mayor Eric Adams expected to face federal charges: Sources
After months of search warrants, phone seizures and subpoenas served at the highest levels of New York City government, sources tell NBC New York that Mayor Eric Adams will face federal charges. Adams said he will fight the federal criminal charges expected to be announced as soon as Thursday. For months, the mayor has denied wrongdoing amid numerous ongoing criminal...
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Calls for Eric Adams to resign surge as mayor is expected to be charged
After news broke that New York City Mayor Eric Adams is expected to face federal charges, according to two sources familiar with the matter, many of his political allies and adversaries seized the opportunity to call on him to step down from his position.
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Mayor Eric Adams releases statement, expected to face federal charges: Sources
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is expected to face federal charges by prosecutors out of the Southern District of New York, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Long Island Rep. Anthony D'Esposito accused of giving jobs to mistress and fiancée's daughter
The Long Island congressman responded to what he called a “hit piece” in the New York Times. A report accused him of putting his lover and fiancée’s daughter on payroll, using money from taxpayers. NBC New York’s Greg Cergol reports.
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NY congressman hired his lover and fiancée's daughter in possible ethics violation: Report
Long Island Congressman Anthony D’Esposito may have violated House ethics rules by hiring his mistress and his fiancée’s daughter at his district office, according to a new report by the New York Times.
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NYC Health Commissioner Dr. Ashwin Vasan to resign
New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Ashwin Vasan will resign at the end of the year, sources tell NBC New York.
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Biden: The Secret Service ‘needs more help'
President Joe Biden said he was thankful former President Donald Trump was OK, but said the Secret Service needs more help and that Congress should look into their needs.
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Young women are more liberal than they've been in decades, a Gallup analysis finds
Young women are more liberal than they have been in decades, according to a Gallup analysis of more than 20 years of polling data.
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Trump, Harris propose different visions for America during presidential debate
During their closing statements, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump closed Tuesday’s debate with differing messages on the future of America.
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Harris, Trump shake hands during presidential debate
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump shook hands to kick off Tuesday’s debate after Harris walked across the stage and extended her hand.
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White Stripes sue Donald Trump over use of ‘Seven Nation Army' riff on social media
The White Stripes sued former President Donald Trump on Monday in a case that alleges he used their hit song “Seven Nation Army” without permission in a video posted to social media.
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New Hampshire Gov. Sununu saves man who was choking at lobster roll eating competition
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu helped a contestant choking on a lobster roll at a seafood festival eating contest on Sunday.
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‘Cat Ladies Unite': NYC Halloween parade introduces a new theme with political undertones
New York City’s Village Halloween Parade is back for the 51st year with a new spin inspired by cultural politics and the movement behind the “childless cat ladies.” The annual spectacle garners over 100,000 costumed participants and an estimated two million observers, according to the official parade website. Jeanne Fleming, a director of the parade for 44 years, explained in…
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Campaign letters sent to Long Island families state dead relatives just registered to vote
Long Island families are demanding answers after a batch of letters were sent out stating that their dead relatives had just registered to vote. The messages allegedly come from campaign offices, but elected officials say they get info from the state Board of Elections, which is disputing the claim. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Long Island families receive letters saying dead relatives just registered to vote
Families on Long Island are confused and angry after receiving letters saying their relative has registered to vote. The problem? All those supposed new voters are dead.
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Cellphones seized from NYPD commissioner, top mayoral aides in federal investigations
The FBI and New York City’s Department of Investigation searched the homes of at least two senior officials in the administration of Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday, according to city officials familiar with the matter, while the NYPD commissioner had his cellphone seized by federal agents in a separate criminal investigation. News 4’s Jonathan Dienst reports.