On this episode of Newswatch, President Joe Biden comes under fire from the Trump campaign for recognizing Easter Sunday as being transgender day of visibility, Baltimore officials begin to take off the first sections of twisted steel to allow small boats through the wreckage of Key Bridge and in Ithaca the driver that went into…
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On tonight’s episode of Newswatch, we take a look at the Baltimore Bridge disaster and its after effects. Then we take a look at President Joe Biden’s fundraiser, and a look at Ithaca’s Shortstop Deli, which has been the recipient of an accolade from State Senator Lea Webb. All that and more, tonight on Newswatch.
On this episode of Newswatch, the Supreme Court listens to debates on a crucial abortion pill case, a bridge in Baltimore collapsed after being struck by a cargo ship, and twenty four Cornell students have been arrested following a sit-in protest in front of Day Hall on Cornell’s campus. All that and more in this…
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On this episode of Newswatch, former President Donald Trump continues to delay posting a financial guarantee confirming that he is able to pay the verdict in the New York state civil fraud case, an attack on a Moscow concert hall last Friday resulted in over a hundred people being killed and in Ithaca a man…
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On this episode of Newswatch, former White House official Peter Navarro was imprisoned after turning himself in, a former Ithaca police chief is suing Ithaca officials for alleged racial discrimination, and gunfire left one person dead and three injured in Jacksonville during spring break. All that and more in this episode of Newswatch.
On this episode of Newswatch, Sweden joins NATO after remaining impartial for nearly 75 years, former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley withdraws her name from the ballot leaving former President Donald Trump unopposed in the republican primaries, and the men’s basketball team at Dartmouth college vote on a historic decision that could have widespread implications…
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On this episode of Newswatch, we have updates on the results of Super Tuesday voting, a protest was held in the commons by Cornell University movement Cornell Kills Palestinians, and the Supreme Court has reversed a ruling stating Donald Trump would be removed from the ballot. All that and more in this episode of Newswatch.
On this episode of Newswatch, the American public questions former President Trump’s old age and the Searle Freedom Trust awards nearly a hundred fifty million major grants, and here in Ithaca, an altercation turned violent during the twenty-sixth annual chili cook-off, all that and more on Newswatch.
