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Early Addition: The other Bill de Blasio
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Emily Nadal
Published Nov 3, 2025
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It’s Monday morning in New York City, where you can still put your money on the next mayor through Kalshi, for now.
Here's what else is happening:
- New York City’s fashion girlies are facing an election dilemma: Cuomo or Mamdani?
- Hope all the money the Wall Street elite spent on marathon training led to some good finish times yesterday.
- Last week, The Times of London published an article quoting who they thought was former Mayor Bill de Blasio criticizing Zohran Mamdani. Turns out, this was not the former mayor, just a Long Island guy named Bill DeBlasio. DeBlasio, via Ring camera, told Semafor he “had simply offered his opinions as a man named Bill DeBlasio.”
- Mamdani went to a Knicks game yesterday where, instead of sitting courtside like Cuomo and Adams, watched the game from Section 212.
- People are still earning hundreds of thousands of dollars by reporting idling vehicles on city streets.
- New York City, still a city of big spenders.
- It’s about to be a granny print winter.
- And finally, winter is coming:
Here's a puppy enjoying his first snowfall! #Dogs #Bluesky #Snow
— I Post Animal Vids (@realjfairclough.bsky.social) 2025-10-26T13:07:29.083Z
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