Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo sparred in the final New York mayoral debate, trading barbs over housing policy, trust, and experience as early voting begins this weekend. New York City assemblyman Zohran Mamdani was accused of fanning the flames of antisemitism by rivals,

GOP mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa, who has made a career patrolling the subways with his gang of beret-wearing vigilantes, justified shelling out nearly $35,000 on Ubers and taxis to ensure his

"You will never see me in the studios of WABC ever again," Sliwa said during the interview with Sid Rosenberg.

Curtis Sliwa, the Republican nominee for mayor of New York, can hardly believe the position he finds himself in.

The president recoiled at the prospect of the cat lover bringing his clowder of felines into Gracie Mansion, while agonizing over whether he’d prefer a Democrat or a “Marxist” to

The Republican continues to insist he remains in it to win it, saying Tuesday, "Let's be very clear: I am not dropping out."

The Republican mayoral candidate tells Fox News Digital that New York City is “locking up toothpaste instead of criminals" and losing its best and brightest to low-tax states.

With early voting set to begin Saturday, tensions are rising in New York City’s mayoral race. Andrew Cuomo faces mounting pressure to close the gap with frontrunner Zohran Mamdani, while Curtis Sliwa rejects growing calls from political insiders to bow out.