politics

No, New York State is not coming for your gas or charcoal grills.

Congress has voted to give NY Republican Congressman George Santos the proverbial boot. Here's what we know.

The holidays can be joyous time, but things can go south very quickly when the conversation around the Thanksgiving table gets a little controversial.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer has revealed that he is sick and tired of being sick and tired of "many airlines charging parents deceptive junk fees just to sit with their kids when they travel that can lead to families getting split up on flights." So he's proposing legislation as a remedy.

"He could ask for a full classified briefing."

The government is careening toward a shutdown and that could have disastrous ripple effects across Central New York.

Can we please, just for ONE NIGHT, leave politics out of the world?

A website called FreedomInThe50States.org actually came up with a formula to figure out just how "free" a state is.

In yet another 2016 presidential campaign surprise, Hillary Clinton had a huge lead over Donald Trump in traditionally Republican Rome, New York.

The election season this year has done nothing but fill your Facebook feed with negativity, and division. It has really been a nasty campaign for our nation's highest, and supposedly most respected position. Many Americans are sick of it, and are ready for it all to be over. Here in Central New York there are far worse things that could happen than having to read anymore of the political crap. Rea

Dan Ballister of Ballister's Bistro in Rome is creating a unique menu for the presidential election. It's another way for you to support your candidate. Kind of.

First it was the government shutdown. Now it's a fight over whether or not to raise the debt ceiling. Our "lawmakers" are having it out again and, in the end, the losers could be us, the American public. What is the debt ceiling and how could not raising it--or defaulting--affect you?