Wall Street pours millions into NYC mayor race, with Adams and Yang getting the biggest boost, by CNBCs Brian Schwartz: Wall Street leaders have poured more than $9 million into groups supporting candidates in the race for New Yorks next mayor, with most of the big money getting behind former presidential candidate Andrew Yang and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. Got tips, suggestions or thoughts? CNBC reviewed records of donations from leaders on Wall Street who contributed to organizations supporting New Yorks Democratic mayoral candidates.Is Bill de Blasio Secretly Backing Eric Adams for Mayor? by The New York Times Emma G. Fitzsimmons and Jeffery C. Mays: It was one of the more memorable moments in the New York City mayors race: Eight Democratic candidates were asked at a debate earlier this month if they would accept an endorsement from Mayor Bill de Blasio. So I guess he knows that were in a two-person race. Another survey by the Manhattan Institute found Adams and Garcia in a statistical tie for first. Appearing on the One NYCHA podcast, Schumer used the word retarded in making a point about the challenge of overcoming community resistance to housing initiatives meant to serve vulnerable populations... The term is considered outdated and offensive by many, and advocates for people with mental and intellectual disabilities discourage its use.
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