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Mayor Adams went on the defensive Sunday over prominent appointments for his own brother and a former high-ranking cop implicated in a bribery scandal.

Unless a judge blocks the bill, New York will be the first US city to enfranchise non-citizens

A CNN star has been fired after an investigation revealed he had secretly aided the defence of his embattled brother.

Newly released texts have left egg on the face of this popular US news anchor as his brother fights against a sexual misconduct scandal.

The whole fiasco with Time’s Up and what followed was simply heartbreaking.

Whither CNN's Chris Cuomo?

Investigators working for James’ office found DeRosa spearheaded the effort to discredit Lindsey Boylan, the first woman to go public with misconduct claims against the the governor.

In James’ report, Commisso claims Cuomo reached under her shirt and fondled her breast while they were alone at the Executive Mansion late last year.

His name is synonymous with impeachment. His administration is rife with scandal. And his loathsome treatment of women borders on criminal conduct, his critics say.

Other mayoral candidates, all of whom are women or people of color, voiced opposition to Janey's remarks about the vaccination rule.

New York governor accused of harassment by 11 women

The report details cases of harassment by the governor of current and former employees that include unwanted groping, kissing, hugging and inappropriate comments that accusers called “deeply humiliating, uncomfortable, offensive, or inappropriate.”

The report could provide momentum for calls for Cuomo to resign, as well as a possible impeachment

The 165-page investigative report lays out in great detail the allegations of harassment and retaliation.

New York state attorney general Letitia James announced that Cuomo’s behavior violated state and federal law.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women during his time in office, created a hostile work environment and retaliated against at least one former employee, the state attorney general said in a long-anticipated report.

The new policy will be phased in the coming weeks and will be implemented Aug. 16. By the week of Sept. 13, the city will begin inspections and enforcement, the mayor said.

But after more than 100,000 absentee ballots were counted, Adams kept his lead, besting Garcia by a little more than 8,000 votes, or 1 percent of the vote, out of nearly 1 million cast.

Victory for law-and-order moderate would be a blow to leftwing of the Democratic party

Because New York City leans Democratic, the leading Democratic candidate is highly favored to take over Gracie Mansion after the general election.