Carl Campanile

3 days ago | aol.com | Dorian Geiger |Carl Campanile

Rep. Elise Stefanik called Staten Island “Trump Country” ahead of a fiery speech to local Republicans Monday as she eyes a 2026 run against Gov. Kathy Hochul. The upstate congresswoman bashed Hochul as an “accidental” governor in comments to the pro-Trump crowd — with some attendees decked out in MAGA hats — at the local GOP’s annual Lincoln Dinner.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Vaughn Golden |Carl Campanile

ALBANY – Et tu, Antonio? Some establishment Democrats called for Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado to resign Tuesday  – one day after he announced he’d run in a party primary against Gov. Kathy Hochul. “He shouldn’t be on the payroll of the employer he opposes,” Queens Borough President Donovan Richards told The Post. “Hochul has been very good for Queens. Whatever we’ve asked for, she has delivered,” Richards, who has been rumored as a potential new lieutenant governor pick himself, said.

3 days ago | aol.com | Vaughn Golden |Carl Campanile

ALBANY – Et tu, Antonio? Some establishment Democrats called for Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado to resign Tuesday  – one day after he announced he’d run in a party primary against Gov. Kathy Hochul. “He shouldn’t be on the payroll of the employer he opposes,” Queens Borough President Donovan Richards told The Post. “Hochul has been very good for Queens. Whatever we’ve asked for, she has delivered,” Richards, who has been rumored as a potential new lieutenant governor pick himself, said.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Carl Campanile |Susan Edelman

The city Department of Education is getting a failing grade for mishandling observance of a major Muslim holiday. New York City Schools are off on Thursday to observe Eid al-Adha — but the religious holiday doesn’t actually begin until sundown Thursday night into Friday, angering Muslims and confusing other educators. “They jumped the gun. They picked the wrong day. It’s a snafu,” said former Queens Councilman Daneek Miller, a practicing Muslim.

3 days ago | aol.com | Carl Campanile |Susan Edelman

The city Department of Education is getting a failing grade for mishandling observance of a major Muslim holiday. New York City Schools are off on Thursday to observe Eid al-Adha — but the religious holiday doesn’t actually begin until sundown Thursday night into Friday, angering Muslims and confusing other educators. “They jumped the gun. They picked the wrong day. It’s a snafu,” said former Queens Councilman Daneek Miller, a practicing Muslim.