Morning Report: The winners and losers of the 1st Democratic presidential debate

June 27, 2019 - Democrats desperately try to stand out in first presidential debate

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JUNE 27, 2019 The winners and losers of the 1st Democratic presidential debate Post debate expert Eric Soufer worked on presidential campaigns for John Edwards and Barack Obama and was a top adviser to former state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie.... Democrats desperately try to stand out in first presidential debate MIAMI, Fla. — With long answers in Spanish, repeated interruptions and a dizzying array of pie-in-the-sky... First Democratic debate was a good night — for Team Trump Section 1325! Section 1325! For a few crucial minutes in the middle of the first Democratic... Advertisement Carmelo Anthony denies cheating rumors after yachting with mystery gal Anthony said that the “other woman” was actually on the yacht with her husband and that... GOP operatives may try to woo Democrats to run against Cabán GOP operatives are concocting a plan to have Democrat Melinda Katz run as a Republican in... El Chapo had rival revived so he could keep torturing him: docs Convicted Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman once called a doctor to revive a man... Shark attack kills California woman vacationing in the Bahamas TORRANCE, Calif. — A shark attack has killed a Southern California woman vacationing in the Bahamas.... Advertisement VIDEO Rainbow-obsessed lady owns multicolored everything ‘Daddy!’: Preschooler’s pure joy at seeing his father will melt your heart PHOTOS Stars who have come out in 2019 (so far) Ashton Kutcher and Rumer Willis reunite and more star snaps TODAY’S COVERS NEWS AOC loved Spanish-speaking attempts by Dem debaters Freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said she loved Spanish-speaking attempts by some of the Democratic presidential candidates Wednesday night, but found their question dodging in... METRO Michael Bloomberg is the richest person in New York Michael Bloomberg is the richest person in New York, according to a Forbes 2019 analysis of the wealthiest residents by state. The former mayor... SPORTS Londoners going to get up-close look at Yankees juggernaut Aaron Judge hasn’t heard details about how London Stadium, the site of the 2012 Olympics, will be reconfigured to host a Major League Baseball... BUSINESS Federal reserve facing uncertainty ahead of interest rate decision The Federal Reserve sounded a lot more hawkish this week — meaning, members suddenly seem less amenable to interest rate cuts. I explained in... OPINION How de Blasio has bloated the city's budget Few national politicos are interested in fiscal responsibility, which should be a relief to Mayor Bill de Blasio. His budget numbers are in, and... Advertisement ENTERTAINMENT Livanos family dishes on cooking show 'Family Food Fight' The Livanos family from Armonk hopes they’re cooking on all cylinders for Thursday night’s episode of ABC’s “Family Food Fight.” The new cooking/challenge competition... FASHION Even Marc Jacobs takes beauty tips from 'Queer Eye' The fashion designer picked up some pointers from the Fab Five. LIVING Lonely seniors turn to robot dogs for companionship When her aunt passed away last November, Carrolyn Minggia, 64, felt isolated. The Brooklyn Heights resident had moved from Philadelphia to NYC four years... MEDIA 'Inequality' job listing at The New Republic draws social media's ire After absorbing a drubbing on social media, The New Republic has improved a job posting for the position of “deputy inequality editor,” which required... TECH Reddit 'quarantines' pro-Donald Trump group over threats A Reddit forum for self-described supporters of President Trump was “quarantined” on Wednesday over threats against police and public officials in Oregon, the tech... REAL ESTATE Vera Wang’s old penthouse back on market for $60K-a-month Fashion designer Vera Wang’s former penthouse at 35 E. 63rd St. is back on the market as a $60,000-a-month rental — down from its... HOROSCOPES Today’s Birthday Don’t stick with tried and trusted ways of doing things this year. The more you look for alternatives the more likely it is you will find that a brand new path opens up for you, one that is both easy to travel and lined with awesome possibilities. See all horoscopes Advertisement Get our other newsletters:

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