This week's episode of The Third Rail focuses on the 7 line, running from Chelsea to Flushing, and what commuters have to say about the 2025 NYC Mayor's Race and other big topics affecting the city. Photos by Miles Bolton Stand clear of the closing doors as amNewYork takes an electrifying ride with New Yorkers on our subway lines to find out what issues mean the most to New Yorkers.
Andrew Cuomo played by the evening's host, Miles Teller was ripped for his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic and the various sexual harassment allegations against him. Hello, voters! Cuomo said. You all know me. I got us through Covid and then yada, yada, yada. Honk honk, squeeze, squeeze. Anyway, I'm back. I am a born, bred New Yorker. I love it here. I know this city like the back of a woman's back. Mamma mia!
This week's episode of The Third Rail focuses on the 1 line, running from the Bronx to Lower Manhattan, and what commuters have to say about the 2025 NYC Mayor's Race and other big topics affecting the city. Photos by Miles Bolton Stand clear of the closing doors as amNewYork takes an electrifying ride with New Yorkers on our subway lines to find out what issues mean the most to New Yorkers.
This week's episode of The Third Rail focuses on the R line, running from Forest Hills to Bay Ridge, and what commuters have to say about the 2025 NYC Mayor's Race and other big topics affecting the city.
This week's episode of The Third Rail focuses on the L line, running from Chelsea to Canarsie, and what commuters have to say about the 2025 NYC Mayor's Race and other big topics affecting the city. Photos by Miles Bolton Stand clear of the closing doors as amNewYork takes an electrifying ride with New Yorkers on our subway lines to find out what issues mean the most to New Yorkers.
This week's episode of The Third Rail focuses on the A line, running from Upper Manhattan through Brooklyn to Queens, and what commuters have to say about the 2025 NYC Mayor's Race and other big topics affecting the city. Photos by Miles Bolton Stand clear of the closing doors as amNewYork takes an electrifying ride with New Yorkers on our subway lines to find out what issues mean the most to New Yorkers.
Hochul, in endorsing 33-year-old assemblyman from Queens and Democratic mayoral nominee, said the two don't see eye to eye on everything, and I don't expect us to in a statement that at times focused on differences. She said she had frank conversations with Mamdani and they have had disagreements, but called him a leader who is focused on making New York City affordable.
