Mayor Zohran Mamdani officially endorsed Gov. Kathy Hochul for re-election Thursday – arguing the two have “forged a new era” after the “pettiness” that damaged the relationship between City Hall and Albany. The Democratic socialist crowed about his “model” partnership with the more moderate Hochul in the lefty publication The Nation, offering her some progressive weight despite acknowledging the pair “do not agree on everything.” “New Yorkers deserve leaders who believe in transformation. Leaders who understand that hope is inspired by a vision, and sustained by change,” Mamdani wrote. “Governor Kathy Hochul has earned my endorsement because she has chosen…
The Council of Europe’s (CoE) Secretary General, Alain Berset, told Euronews that reviewing the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) to reform protections available to migrants could embolden governments to roll back human rights on other fronts. His comments come following calls from several members of the Strasbourg-based body — the continent’s leading human rights organisation — for greater flexibility in managing migration, particularly concerning the deportation of foreign criminals and irregular migrants. Nine European Union countries signed an open letter calling for such a review in May 2025, which received broad support among CoE members. However, Berset warned this…
A fast-moving clipper system is expected to bring additional snow to a region that is already well above its winter average. It comes after a historic winter storm dropped snow accumulations in the double digits for much of the Northeast. The FOX Forecast Center said an active weather pattern will continue across the eastern US as an area of low pressure is expected to move across the Northern Tier and into the Great Lakes before tracking eastward into New England. The Great Lakes and Northeast will see the impacts of a fast-moving clipper system on Friday, with lingering activity expected into Saturday. Snow will trek out of Canada and spread across the Great Lakes…
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The modern man has arrived — a new study has found that a majority of men are paying closer attention to their appearance than ever before. A poll of 2,000 U.S. men aged 25 and older found that 68% of men care more about their appearance today than they did five years ago. Likewise, 70% of men said they will turn to some sort of outside help in order to slow down age-related changes. For many, that help comes from skin serums or lotions to treat wrinkles (24%), specialty shampoos and conditioners for hair thinning (23%), changing the way they…
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TAIPEI: TSMC plans to mass produce advanced 3-nanometre chips in Kumamoto in southern Japan, TSMC CEO CC Wei said on Thursday (Feb 5), an investment local media reported was worth US$17 billion as the Taiwanese firm seeks to meet soaring demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips.TSMC, the world’s largest contract chipmaker and a key supplier of AI chips to companies such as Nvidia, currently produces its most advanced chips in Taiwan. Previous plans for Japan had focused on less advanced technologies.The announcement puts Japan on the map as the newest location for the production of the high-end 3-nanometre chips, which…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: After U.S. officials detected a sharp rise in Russian and Chinese military incursions near Alaska — including a growing number of joint operations — Sen. Dan Sullivan is warning that the Arctic has become an active security front. And he’s pushing Congress to accelerate icebreaker construction, reopen Cold War–era bases and bolster U.S. defenses in the region.Sullivan’s warning comes as new data show foreign military traffic near Alaska climbing sharply, a trend he says has gone largely unnoticed outside the region even as Moscow and Beijing coordinate more closely. He argues…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A joint New York State budget hearing devolved into a shouting match when a Long Island Republican challenged the MTA’s Hochul-appointed chairman over a $35 million security deal, questioning why contracted guards appear to be letting fare evaders walk amid claims the agency is rife with waste.State Sen. Mario Mattera, R-St. James, sharply questioned Janno Lieber over a $35 million contract for private security guards at subway stations as the transit authority grapples with rising fare evasion amid higher fares for paying straphangers.Mattera previously spoke out in opposition to the major contract…
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The needles didn’t sting as badly as Jazlyn Miller feared — just a quick pinch, exactly like her mom promised. The 16-year-old Alabama teen had just gotten Botox for the first time, her esthetician injecting the neurotoxin into her jaw muscles to help ease chronic pain. “It wasn’t that bad. Honestly, my jaw was feeling so much better,” Jazlyn told The Post. “About three months later, I was texting her and was like, ‘Well, I’ve already gotten Botox, so I might as well just go all in.’” That choice would turn the Fayette teen into a lightning rod. A junior…
