Eduardo Cuevas

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The ‘Knicks in four’ guy is looking for a job, but he might actually be NYC’s epic Greek poet MD Ahnaf Hossain is, like countless other 23-year-old recent college graduates, looking for a job. Preferably in finance, the Queens resident told USA TODAY in a recent FaceTime call from a park in lower Manhattan. He donned a New York Knicks cap, glasses slightly lowered, and a Portugal jersey, for the World Cup.
Christian Castro, ICE agent charged in Metro Surge shooting, arrested in Texas Castro is the second federal agent to be criminally charged for conduct during Operation Metro Surge. Christian Castro is one of the two agents ICE Director Todd Lyons acknowledged lied about the circumstances of this incident. Christian Castro, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent, was arrested in Texas Friday morning. Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) investigators located Mr. Castro and traveled to Texas this week. He was arrested by Department of Homeland Security Office of the Inspector General agents and Texas Rangers with the BCA investigators present at the scene.
March 13, 2026 The New York City (NYC) Health Department has identified clade I mpox in a person who recently traveled to Europe. Confirmatory testing was performed by the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention. Since testing, the individual has been recovering well and is isolating until symptoms have resolved. This is the first known clade I mpox case in NYC and thetwelfth clade I mpox diagnosisin the United States. Since the global mpox outbreak in 2022, clade II mpox has continued to circulate in NYC, with 398 reported cases in 2025 and 45 reported cases between January 1 and March 10, 2026.
NewsWire @NewsWire_US TRUMP SPOKE WITH MAMDANI AGAIN ON MONDAY NIGHT — ABC 2:04 PM Dec 3, 2025 2.3M Views
MEDIA OFFENDERS Eduardo Cuevas OUTLET CBS News, MSNBC, People, The Daily Beast, The Independent, USA Today REPORTER Alex Woodward, Ali Vitali, Catherine Bouris, Eduardo Cuevas, Michael Collins, Rachel Raposas, Rebecca Morin CLAIM The Mainstream Media’s Coverage Of The Infamous “Maryland Man” Kilmar Abrego Garcia CATEGORY Bias, Left-wing lunacy, Lie
Hope, vibes in Brooklyn deli near Mamdani campaign party Inside Munch Gourmet Market, a deli just a block from Mamdani’s election night party at the Brooklyn Paramount theater, Bronx resident Helmi Kassim said he likes the vibes in the race for mayor. “Am I entitled to trust my vibes?” Kassim, 45, who is second-in-command at his brother’s deli, said from behind the counter. “No, I trust my vibes. That’s where my heart is.” Kassim said Mamdani had given him new hope in politics.
Zohran Mamdani says Andrew Cuomo uses 'racist' attacks in NYC mayor's race NYC mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani, a Democrat said the "disgusting" attacks on his Muslim faith are coming from both parties.
Statement from Andrew M. Cuomo, Candidate for Mayor of New York City, on Mayor Adams' Decision to End his Re-election Campaign “The choice Mayor Adams made today was not an easy one, but I believe he is sincere in putting the well-being of New York City ahead of personal ambition. We face destructive extremist forces that would devastate our city through incompetence or ignorance, but it is not too late to stop them. "Mayor Adams has much to be proud of in his accomplishments. Only in New York can a child raised in a tenement in Bushwick, who once worked as a squeegee boy and a mailroom clerk, rise to become mayor. Whatever differences we may have, Eric Adams’ story is undeniably one of resilience, a testament to the spirit of this city.”
NEW YORK, NY – In response to breaking news that Mayor Eric Adams has dropped out of the race for mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani released the following statement: “Donald Trump and his billionaire donors might be able to determine Eric Adams and Andrew Cuomo’s actions but they will not dictate the results of this election. New York deserves better than trading in one disgraced, corrupt politician for another. On November 4th, we are going to turn the page on the politics of big money and small ideas and deliver a government every New Yorker can be proud of.”
In Steinbeck country, disease lurks in soil Monterey County has seen one of the largest year-to-year increases in Valley fever cases of any county in California. Warming temperatures and extreme weather are expected to increase the spread of the fungal disease across the western United States. Climate changes have been particularly noticeable along California’s Central Coast, where fertile valleys have long been aided by cool breezes off the Pacific Ocean. Row crops of strawberries and leafy greens line the Salinas Valley, where daily fog rolls in between two mountain ranges that John Steinbeck detailed in his quintessential American novels.
NEW YORK, NY – September 4, 2025 – Curtis Sliwa, New York City mayoral candidate, today addressed recent speculation about potential involvement with the White House, as reported by The New York Times on September 3, 2025. Sliwa issued the following statement: "The White House has not contacted me, and I'm not interested in a job with the Whitehouse. My focus is right here in New York. I’m the only candidate on a major party line who can defeat Mamdani, and I’m committed to carrying this fight through to Election Day. The people of New York City deserve a mayor who truly cares." Sliwa emphasized his dedication to addressing the pressing issues facing New Yorkers, including public safety, affordability, and quality of life. He remains focused on his campaign to bring strong, community-driven leadership to City Hall.
Army base used for WWII Japanese internment now nation's largest ICE detention center FORT BLISS, Texas – Americans of Japanese heritage say they hear echoes of their families' forced internment in the Trump administration's newest immigrant detention site.
In one video, what appear to be heavily armed American security contractors at one of the sites in Gaza discuss how to disperse Palestinians nearby. One is heard saying he has arranged for a “show of force” by Israeli tanks. “I don’t want this to be too aggressive,” he adds, “because this is calming down.” At that moment, bursts of gunfire erupt close by, at least 15 shots. “Whoo! Whoo!” one contractor yelps. “I think you hit one,” one says. Then comes a shout: “Hell, yeah, boy!” The camera’s view is obscured by a large dirt mound.
“Is this consistent with your history? Since you've been in the Senate, have you not endorsed the Democrat for Mayor of New York City in the previous cycles, one way or another? I don't know that I've endorsed candidates for mayor in the past in New York City, and I don't know that I've been asked by those candidates. So it's just not something that I typically do. You haven't gone to rallies for Democratic candidate, because we're talking about the general election now, not different Democrats against each other in the primary, but running against Republicans and non-Democratic independents. It was not automatic for you in the past, you just stayed out of it.”