by Dominic Carter | Nov 25, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter, Politics, Reporting
“The white police officers wouldn’t be there if you weren’t killing each other.”–Rudy Giuliani on Face the NationYou may not like the messenger or what he had to say, but a self-check moment is really in order.While initially...
by Dominic Carter | Nov 25, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter
No IndictmentAfter much anticipation, the Grand Jury decided NOT to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, for the fatal shooting of unarmed African American teen Michael Brown, in August which touched off weeks of sometimes violent protests, prosecutor Bob...
by Dominic Carter | Nov 22, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter, Reporting
Former Marine Kenneth Chamberlain, shot and killed by White Plains Police inside his own apartmentThis weekend, the Nation awaits the Ferguson Missouri Grand Jury Decision, that will soon come, BUT besides the Eric Garner case in Staten Island which District...
by Dominic Carter | Nov 11, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter, Reporting
Andrew Cuomo was re-elected to governor on November 4th, beating out republican challenger Rob Astorino. This win has afforded him the title of being the first democratic governor to win the re-election since his father, Mario Cuomo who served three terms in New York...
by Dominic Carter | Oct 23, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter, Reporting
Rob Astorino has proposed a new plan meant to attack and combat poverty. According to Astorino, one of the keys to attacking poverty is to “celebrate the roles of the father in strong families”. The plan unveiled was called the “Empowerment and Opportunity” plan....
by Dominic Carter | Sep 17, 2014 | News, News Anchor Dominic Carter, Politics, Reporting
Hillary Clinton has been playing whenever it came down to the question of whether or not she would be running for president of the United States. Judging be a recent appearance in Iowa this weekend, it looks like Clinton may be looking to enter the presidential race...
