New York GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman joined “Saturday Report” to discuss law enforcement, border security and crime policy across the state, including President Trump’s recent Nassau County visit, retail crime and Gov. Kathy Hochul’s order to stop county-level ICE cooperation agreements.
AI:New York GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman pledged to dismantle the state’s sanctuary status immediately upon taking office, signaling a major offensive against Governor Kathy Hochul's directive that prevents county-level cooperation with ICE. Speaking on "Saturday Report," Blakeman addressed the rising tide of retail crime and unchecked illegal immigration resulting from current policies, positioning himself as the direct counterforce to the radical border agendas being pushed by the state administration. His platform emphasizes a return to law and order, directly responding to President Trump's recent emphasis on cracking down on crime and ending federal funding for sanctuary jurisdictions.Open
Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh is reportedly weighing whether the central bank should hold fewer policy meetings each year. Why it matters: Cutting the Fed's meeting schedule would be the biggest change to the process of monetary policymaking in decades, reducing the procedural burden on staff but giving policymakers fewer routine opportunities to adjust interest rates as the economy changes. Driving the news: The New York Times reported Friday that Warsh raised the idea of holding fewer meetings to discuss interest rates, citing four people familiar with the matter. - Bloomberg later reported that he floated six rate-setting meetings each year, plus two meetings focused on broader economic issues. - Any new schedule could be…
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he is open to reparations for the city's role in slavery, a position that could put the nation's largest city on a direct collision course with the Trump administration's Department of Justice. In an interview with The Root, Mamdani said he would await the findings of an ongoing […] The post NYC Mayor Mamdani signals openness to reparations for slavery, inviting a federal legal collision appeared first on American Almanac .
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he is open to reparations for the city's role in slavery, a position that could put the nation's largest city on a direct collision course with the Trump administration's Department of Justice. In an interview with The Root, Mamdani said he would await the findings of an ongoing city reparations review before committing to specifics but made clear he views the effort as a moral obligation. He framed New York's historical ties to slavery as deeper than many Americans realize, pushing back on the assumption that complicity in the slave trade was limited to the South. Newsmax reported that Mamdani's remarks represent a willingness to consider reparations, a stance consistent with the progressive…Open
New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has not ruled out tax rises to fund a new national care service.
New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has unveiled plans for a new National Care Service to be integrated into the National Health Service (NHS), Britain’s public healthcare system, sparking concerns over tax rises to fund the proposal. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has not ruled out tax rises to fund a new National Care Service, tasked with providing senior and disability care . DETAIL: On Wednesday, Prime Minister Burnham unveiled plans for a new National Care Service, pay increases for care workers, improved care training, and integrating the care sector with the already socialized National Health Service (NHS). Burnham also announced that an ongoing review into social care would be…Open
Kevin M. Warsh, who will preside over his second meeting as chairman of the central bank, faces pressure to raise interest rates as inflation remains elevated.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says the fight over the proposed EPIC City development is about protecting the rule of law. "I have no problem with people worshiping how they want. But when you create communities that are governed by separate laws than our state, our federal, our Constitution, that's where I have a problem."
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