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Early Addition: Barstool considers moving to Hoboken after Mamdani's win
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Published Nov 6, 2025
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Good Thursday morning in New York City, where Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is on his way to Puerto Rico.
Here's what else is happening:
- Mamdani said life is different now that he's famous. (For example, he recently mentioned a Thai restaurant he likes at it caused the place to get a little overwhelmed with orders.)
- Is Sen. Chuck Schumer out of touch? He doesn't think so, but others do.
- Bill de Blasio is enjoying all this.
- So are the voters who live in Hudson Yards.
- Dave Portnoy is not enjoying the election results, to the point that he's considering moving Barstool's offices to Hoboken.
- FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker said he'll step down before Mamdani takes office.
- The Vatican has clarified that Mary was not the co-redemptrix and people claiming to see apparitions of her are mistaken.
- Police in Ireland have clarified that a mysterious animal roaming County Clare was not a lion, but in fact a dog with a funny haircut.
- And finally, queen:
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