Trump’s New York Criminal Trial: Jury Enters Deliberations

The New York criminal trial of former President Donald Trump is nearing its conclusion as the jury deliberates on charges of falsifying business records and tax fraud. The proceedings have been marked by dramatic moments, including the testimony of key witnesses, the judge’s threat of jail time for Trump over his violation of a gag order, and an appearance by actor Robert De Niro outside the courtroom.

Trump Unleashes Social Media Firestorm Ahead of Jury Deliberations in New York Trial

Former President Trump took to Truth Social to voice his frustration with the ongoing trial in New York, calling it a ‘witch hunt’ pushed by President Biden. He also criticized Judge Juan Merchan for his rulings and for imposing a gag order on him. The jury began deliberations on Wednesday after hearing closing arguments from the prosecution and defense. Trump has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

New York vs. Montreal: The Ultimate Bagel Showdown

The eternal debate between these two bagel powerhouses has finally been settled! After a rigorous taste test, we have our winner: New York. While Montreal bagels have a distinct charm, their smaller size and sweeter flavor couldn’t compete with the generous raisins in New York’s cinnamon raisin bagels and the audacious flavors of their everything bagels. New York also takes the crown for the best bagel on its own and, most importantly, the best bagel sandwich. Don’t get us wrong, Montreal bagels are still incredible in their own right, but for the ultimate bagel experience, New York reigns supreme.

Hochul Calls Trump Supporters ‘Clowns’ Ahead of Bronx Rally

New York Governor Kathy Hochul referred to supporters of former President Donald Trump as “clowns” in advance of his rally in the Bronx. Hochul expressed her belief that Trump lacks support in the state and that President Joe Biden will secure the victory in New York. Trump’s campaign responded by criticizing Hochul and claiming that Americans are recognizing the shortcomings of the Democratic Party.

Memorial Day Travel Surge Projected to Near Record Highs

AAA forecasts over 43.8 million travelers during the upcoming Memorial Day holiday, a 4% increase from last year and nearly matching the 2005 record. Road trips are expected to dominate, with 38.4 million people projected to drive. Airports will also be busy, with 3.51 million air travelers anticipated, a 4.8% rise over last year. Other modes of transportation, such as buses, cruises, and trains, are expected to accommodate nearly 2 million travelers. Travelers are advised to avoid peak congestion times when driving, and to check traffic updates regularly.

Gigi Hadid Stuns in Showtime Shirt Dress, Proving Her Fashion Cup Runs Over

Gigi Hadid has reemerged onto the New York fashion scene with a renewed vigor, showcasing her impeccable style in a captivating ensemble. After turning heads at the Met Gala, Hadid was spotted entering the CBS Studios in a sophisticated and effortlessly chic outfit that left onlookers mesmerized.

Hadid’s sartorial triumph featured a knitted shirt dress from her own brand, Guest In Residence, paired with stylish Re/Done jeans. The dress, unbuttoned towards the midriff, exuded an ounce of glamour that elevated her signature off-duty look of straight-legged jeans and white T-shirts. The ensemble was gracefully accessorized with a diminutive Miu Miu Arcadie bag and dazzling jewel-encrusted stilettos, adding a touch of Carrie Bradshaw-esque allure to her otherwise casual attire.

Trump Lawyer Lowers Expectations for Acquittal in Hush Money Trial

Donald Trump’s attorney, Alina Habba, has expressed pessimism about the former president’s chances of avoiding conviction in an ongoing hush money payment trial in New York. Habba told Newsmax on Wednesday that she does not have high hopes that New York’s justice system will treat Trump fairly, citing the state’s blue status. She described the legal battle as the fight of their lives, employing rhetoric often used by Trump’s supporters. Habba has repeatedly echoed the baseless claims of persecution, alleging that President Joe Biden orchestrated the prosecution as a political attack.

New York’s Cannabis Fund Under Scrutiny, Raising Concerns About Social Equity and Corruption

A $200 million public-private fund in New York, intended to support cannabis dispensaries run by those impacted by the war on drugs, is facing scrutiny after an investigation revealed a lopsided deal favoring the private equity firm Chicago Atlantic. The investigation raises concerns about the state’s social equity goals, with critics deeming the deal detrimental to the state and prospective dispensary owners.

New Yorkers Struggle with Soaring Electricity Costs

A recent survey of 1,000 Americans revealed that New Yorkers are facing significant financial struggles due to rising utility expenses, with the average household accumulating $766 in credit card debt. One-third have missed an electric bill payment at least once in the past year, and 14% have outstanding unpaid bills. Over a quarter of households have had to take on additional work to make ends meet, and more than half struggle with their electric bills during peak usage months. This financial burden is leaving New Yorkers feeling the squeeze and in need of relief.

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