NEW YORK (AP) – A 12-person jury was seated Thursday in the impeachment of President Donald Trump. happy money testmoving the proceedings closer to opening statements and the start of weeks of extraordinary testimony. The court quickly turned to selecting other jurors, with the process on track to end by the end of the week. … Read more
What you should know Activists set up camp Wednesday morning on the South Lawn, ahead of Columbia University President Minouche Shafik’s testimony before Congress about anti-Semitism on campus following the Sept. 7 Hamas attack on Israel. A day later, Shafik reported to the police that there was a problem with his continued attendance. More than … Read more
What you should know Trump advisers said the former president and presumptive Republican nominee chose the store because it was the site of a violent assault on an employee, a case that drew public criticism of the district attorney who now being prosecuted. The trip was Trump’s first campaign appearance since the start of his … Read more
Shekar Krishnan, councilman for the 25th district of Queens returned to Pura Política to talk with Pura Política host Julio César García about his legislative priorities. Regarding his bill called the “Back Home Act,” the councilman said that “the most urgent crisis we, as a city, face is housing. And in this crisis there is … Read more
A Rocky Start for Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. In a matter of weeks, Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. underwent a turbulent beginning, resulting in a staggering $4.5 billion decline in market value. Nonetheless, this setback alone will not endanger the considerable special bonus allocated for the former president, Donald Trump, and other … Read more
NEW YORK — The Vessel at Hudson Yards will reopen to the public later in 2024, but there will be some important changes in place aimed at keeping people safe. The structure has been closed since 2021 after a number of people died by suicide at the site. Four people took their lives on the … Read more
NEW YORK — The Vessel at Hudson Yards will reopen to the public later in 2024, but there will be some important changes in place aimed at keeping people safe. The structure has been closed since 2021 after a number of people died by suicide at the site. Four people took their lives on the … Read more
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In order to offer protection to the women and men who protect citizens on a daily basis through urgent medical services, the Municipal Council approved two new bills on the subject this Thursday. Joseph Borelli, leader of the Republican minority in the municipal entity, is the one who led the legislation that seeks for the … Read more
NEW YORK — This is good news for those looking for a fun, free plan in Spanish this weekend. This is because the Whitney Museum of American Art will offer a free storytelling event in collaboration with the New York Public Library this Sunday, April 14, as part of the museum’s Second Sunday Free Sundays. … Read more
Do you remember Flaco, the Eurasian owl who escaped from the zoo and became the most famous escapee in the city? Well, he continues making noise from beyond. “The evidence showed that Flaco consumed a lot, a lot of rat poison,” said Councilman Shaun Abreu. Flaco died from exposure to rodenticides before crashing into a … Read more