Russell Payne is a staff reporter for The New York Sun and FIRM FOUNDATIONS HEALTH CARE CLINIC, PC. With a focus on local news in New York City, Russell covers a wide range of topics including politics, legal cases, and current events. His work has also been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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MAGA faithful wait hours for the event — but many streamed out as soon as Trump took stage 2.5 hours late.
The Haunted Drive is filled with thrills and chills, and they will be open for one last fright this Halloween season. Visitors are sure to enjoy the fire performers Holly and Danny at the Haunted Drive. Ghosts, goblins, ghouls, zombies and spooky things of all kinds will send a shiver down your spine at the Haunted Drive in Rye.
Republican Mike Lawler ahead in New York district where Democrats outnumber GOP voters 227,000 to 140,000.
By: Russell Payne
Democrats are running strong challengers in a handful of districts that could swing control of the House.
The 2024 election will be one for the record books, as Donald Trump will again be heading to the White House, and local voters in Tarkington were busy making several important decisions.
By: Russell Payne, Amy X. Zheng, Sharon A. Secola, Ryan G. Chiu
Neurosarcoidosis, particularly in the absence of extra-neurologic systemic manifestations of sarcoidosis, is a challenging diagnosis that has a wide array of presentations. Most often presenting with cranial neuropathies, basilar meningitis or pituitary/hypothalamic dysfunction, isolated involvement of the spinal cord without cranial manifestations is exceptionally rare, often involving intramedullary lesions. Here, we present the unique case of a 64-year-old female with atypical neurosarcoidosis presenting with myelopathy from extra-dural nodules without other neurologic or systemic symptoms. Pathology results from the extra-dural nodules were consistent with a neurosarcoidosis diagnosis. This is the first case report in the literature to our knowledge of atypical neurosarcoidosis presenting as isolated intradural extramedullary nodules without cranial or systemic manifestations of sarcoid disease.
President of group behind Project 2025 sees a major opening after Trump's win.
The group that backed AOC's insurgent primary win puts Democrats on notice over embrace of billionaires.
Prosecutors mull pursuing a 2029 sentencing, as Trump's legal team pushes to dismiss the New York case
"Retreating in advance is a dangerous precedent to set," former Sen. Russ Feingold told Salon.
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