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York
BBN has covered 13 stories about York, mostly in U.S. and Pop Culture, as reported by The Daily Wire, AP News, The New York Times, Newsmax and others. Newest first.
- U.S.
Comey Faces New Charges Over How Information Reached The New York…
Prosecutors filed the two-count Espionage Act case on October fifth to beat a ten-year deadline; Comey's lawyers say it is time barred and want it dismissed.
Reported by The Daily Wire · with a Short - Tech
Shoppers line up in New York for Apple's first foldable iPhone
Apple limited buyers to two iPhone Duos per person per day, and preorders already carry a backlog said to stretch into early next year; the line was free.
Reported by AP News · with a Short - U.S.
Hochul and Blakeman Barnstorm New York as Early Voting Begins
Hochul led Rochester and Syracuse stops after voting in Buffalo, while Blakeman pitches no state income tax on the first fifty thousand dollars; polls show Hochul up as much as fourteen.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
New York Archdiocese, abuse survivors agree to $800 million settlement
About 1,300 people who said they were abused by clergy are covered by the deal, the second-largest involving a Catholic archdiocese in the U.S.; survivors approved it.
Reported by Newsmax - Pop Culture
Fans, cosplayers nerd out at New York Comic Con
The convention says it drew more than two hundred fifty thousand people to the Javits Center for its twentieth year; one blog says single-day badges are counted separately.
Reported by CBS News · with a Short - World
New York bans horse-drawn carriages after 160 years
The city council's vote ends carriage rides in Central Park, a fixture of the park for 160 years, after safety and abuse concerns; opinion in the park was split.
Reported by BBC · with a Short - U.S.
New York City votes to end century-old horse-drawn carriage industry
The ban bars selling the horses for slaughter, and the carriage drivers' union says it is prepared to challenge the vote in federal court.
Reported by Washington Examiner · with a Short - U.S.
NYC Council bans horse carriages in veto-proof vote
The bill, named Romanch's Law, ends carriage licenses by May 31, 2028 and requires a job-transition plan for workers by April 1, 2027; the union plans a federal challenge.
Reported by New York Post, Washington Examiner · with a Short - Sports
Giants to start McCarthy over Winston at QB against Texans
McCarthy threw for 243 yards in relief against the Saints, and Winston had been unbeaten in three starts before that loss; Giants fans now pick a side.
Reported by ESPN, Fox News · with a Short - U.S.
Ad featuring Acton's mother ran without a disclaimer in Ohio race
Ramaswamy's campaign will spend four million dollars airing the ad, according to Forbes, in a race Emerson's poll has at forty-six to forty-five; the disclaimer arrived late.
Reported by Washington Examiner · with a Short - Tech
How The New York Times Reports on A.I. Images
The Times' visual investigations team, led by Malachy Browne, says verifying video and audio will become extremely challenging; reporters must review original material before publication.
Reported by The New York Times · with a Short - Pop Culture
Restaurant Review: Andamiro in New York
The review says the gukbap is the real draw at the Park Slope restaurant, which seats thirty-two and takes no reservations; bring a folding chair.
Reported by The New York Times · with a Short - Pop Culture
Soccería's $20 chilaquiles and $12 sope get the judges' scores
The Taqueria Ramírez team's Greenpoint spot charges twenty dollars for chilaquiles rojas and twelve for a campechano sope; the judges scored the invoice first.
Reported by The New York Times · with a Short
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