Rich Calder is a contributing writer for the New York Post and other publications, with a focus on local politics and sports business in New York City. With a background as a City Hall reporter, Rich covers a range of topics from controversial public figures to city policies and events.
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Rich Calder's coverage predominantly revolves around local government, politics, and crime in New York City. He provides a platform for announcements from the local government and frequently covers evolving stories related to legal policy regulations and breaking news.
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By: Rich Calder
“It was also a very bad look that they didn’t go on because there were some voters who were like, huh, what are they hiding?”
NYC Comptroller and mayoral wannabe Brad Lander is blaming President-elect Donald Trump for Prospect Park lighting on fire.
By: Matthew Sedacca, Jon Levine, Rich Calder
Vice President Kamala Harris shelled out $2.6 million on private jet travel in the final dying gasps of her presidential run.
By: Matthew Sedacca, Rich Calder, Tina Moore
Soft-on-crime Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is quietly rolling out a publicly-funded program to help his own staffers traumatized by the cases they handle, The Post has learned.
By: Marc Morano, Jon Levine, Rich Calder, Matthew Sedacca
“Kamala Harris and a lot of pro-climate leaders have a lot of hypocrisy with the words that they state and the realities they must think are real,” Benji Backer, founder and executive chairman of the American Conservation Coalition, told The Post
By: Doree Lewak, Rich Calder
0 of 54 seconds Volume 0% Hizzoner is seeking a Hail Mary in the unlikeliest of places.
“Too many Democrats are fighting each other over campaign tactics because it is easier than accepting that Trump was underestimated as a candidate.”
By: Georgia Worrell, Rich Calder
nfvUJo6m A Brooklyn pol arrested after infamously chomping on a cop's arm during a homeless shelter protest pulled out the tin cup Saturday and bizarrely raised money on a public sidewalk to help pay off her legal fees.
By: Rich Calder
The son of far-left Democratic billionaire kingmaker George Soros said President-elect Donald Trump beat Vice President Kamala Harris because he’s a “super candidate” his party underrated. “Too many Democrats are fighting each other over campaign tactics because it is easier than accepting that Trump was underestimated as a candidate,” Alex Soros, 39, wrote on X Friday. “He was a ‘super candidate’ with increasing appeal to a broader electorate — likely beyond the reach of both Democrats and Republicans. (Photo) “The president-elect outperformed Republicans across the country this year,” he added.
US Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign shelled out $4.03 million (AUD) on private jet travel in the final, dying gasps of her presidential run — bringing her failed campaign’s total tally on the environmentally unfriendly mode of transportation to a staggering $18.6 million, records show.
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