New York gaming board set to award up to 3 casino licenses Monday

New York's frontline nurses and leaders are expressing serious concerns over the implementation of artificial intelligence tools in the city's hospital system, claiming these technologies threaten both patient safety and their job security. The nurses argue that the introduction of AI is being done quietly and without adequate consultation or transparency.

A winter storm impacted the Midwest over the Thanksgiving weekend, bringing over a foot of snow and strong winds, leading to significant travel disruptions. Notably, a 45-car pile-up occurred on Interstate 78 in Indiana, and a Delta Air Lines plane skidded off the runway in Des Moines, Iowa, as 53 million people were under winter weather alerts from South Dakota to New York.

Small-property owners have initiated a federal lawsuit against New York City and State, seeking to reclaim tens of thousands of so-called 'zombie' apartments that are currently off the market. This legal action aims to address the issue of vacant units that could otherwise provide housing to tenants in need.

On a chilly morning in Lower Manhattan, hundreds of families queued outside Trinity Commons, an extension of New York's historic Trinity church, to access the Compassion Market food bank, which provides groceries, hot meals, and baby supplies. The demand for assistance has surged, reflecting the ongoing struggles faced by many in the community.

Elise Stefanik has secured a commanding lead in the New York GOP primary for governor, receiving unprecedented early support from party leaders, which positions her as the presumptive nominee while her opponents must petition to appear on the ballot.

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo addressed donors, asserting that he is 'not going anywhere' and indicating that his political work is far from over. This statement has ignited speculation about a potential political comeback for Cuomo, who has faced significant challenges in recent years.