Claire Fahy is a News Assistant at the Express Desk. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, as well as consumer interest topics, including consumer products and product recalls. Claire's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Seattle Times, San Francisco Examiner, and The New York Times.
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Claire Fahy's focus is primarily on local sports and events in New York City, with a significant emphasis on soccer. Her coverage also includes crime and local news. If you are reaching out to her, consider offering insights or access related to local sporting events, developments in the world of soccer (especially women's soccer), or stories related to crime and events happening within New York City.
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NEW YORK — New York City will allow a watch party outside Madison Square Garden for Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday, a sudden reversal after it had
A man was arrested on Tuesday in relation to an episode during New York University’s graduation celebrations in which a flag with two swastikas and a Star of David flew
By: Wesley Parnell, Tania Ganguli, Claire Fahy
NEW YORK --The New York Knicks electric win in the Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday night sparked a chaotic and optimistic energy in Madison Square Garden and the streets of New York City.
By: David Waldstein, Jesse Mckinley, Tania Ganguli, Dionne Searcey, Adrienne Grunwald, Kaja Andric, Andrew Keh, Steven Moity, Santul Nerkar, Madison Malone Kircher, José A. Alvarado Jr., Maya King, Shuran Huang, Melina Delkic, Claire Fahy, Wesley Parnell, Bayliss Wagner, Maia Coleman
Taylor Swift and Timothée Chalamet were among the celebrities celebrating courtside in New York after a record comeback moved the Knicks within a win of a long-awaited N.B.A. title.
Members of the Delaney family say that if the center continues to be used as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility, its name needs to be changed.
Regulars and newcomers feasted on seafood and biscuits as the restaurant’s bright red lobster logo glowed in Times Square for the final time.
By: Emma Goldberg, Claire Fahy
Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of John F. Kennedy, has found it difficult to overcome some of his perceived shortcomings in a high-profile House primary race.
By: Sally Goldenberg, Christine Zhang, Claire Fahy, Nicholas Fandos
Tuesday’s contests could test the power of progressive Democrats as New Yorkers pick nominees for a half-dozen coveted House seats. There are also closely watched races in Utah, Maryland and South Carolina.
By: Claire Fahy, Emma Goldberg
By and NEW YORK — Standing on a drizzly street corner on the Upper East Side, Jack Schlossberg was running out the final days of
Ms. Avila Chevalier pulled off the one of the biggest upsets in a New York House primary since Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defeated Joseph Crowley in 2018.
