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Despite Donald Trump jinxing the Knicks’ shot for that “win in four” by showing up to one of the games, New York is still in a celebratory mood, according to Audrey Kemp, political correspondent with COURIER New York [ [link removed] ].
Audrey returned to First Draft with Susan J. Demas to preview the Empire State’s June 23 primary, highlighting several competitive congressional races with well-known candidates like Jack Schlossberg, Brad Lander, Rep. Dan Goldman, and George Conway that could shape the future of politics in New York.
Andrew Miller, National Security and International Security Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress [ [link removed] ], has worked extensively on Middle East policy in both the Obama and Biden administrations. He paid a visit to Anchor Watch with Bobby Jones to explain the stark differences between President Obama’s 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) verses the announced memorandum of understanding (MOU) by Donald Trump on Sunday.
A pro-Trump PAC is spending six figures on an AI-generated attack ad targeting Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico over his stance on trans issues. On It’s The End! ... of The Week, Max Burns and Jessie Beyer, co-creator of Pretty Informed Girls [ [link removed] ], highlight the insanity of these stories and more.