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Correspondent, WABC-TV in New York, America's largest ABC station and President, National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, New York
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We saw this man sprawled out, sleeping, while @GovKathyHochul was taking questions from reporters at the other end of the same @mta subway car. Crime is down in the NYC transit system, but tackling the sense of disorder underground remains a struggle. @ABC7NY at 6 https://t.co/9WausHBUII

We rode the subway with @NYCMayor Eric Adams and USDOT secretary Sean Duffy—who suggested DOGE should audit @MTA’s books. The mayor did not dispute @SecDuffy on that or #congestionpricing, saying “We don't have to agree on all aspects of it.” https://t.co/btdmeoI5zJ

Absolutely right.

A wild month of news and a critical reminder that stuff doesn't stop happening when newsrooms shrink or outlets fold. Journalists are giving their all to report on disasters, tragedies & the first weeks of a new president. We need more of them, not less, for all the months ahead.