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Elections taking place worldwide from Israel to Serbia are testing President Trump's influence abroad. @errollouis is joined by @perry_dan on “The Big Deal” to take a closer look. specne.ws/7A11r3

How could a potential Democratic majority in the U.S. House impact President Trump's agenda? @errollouis is joined by @ProfDBrinkley to take a look at how former presidents reacted to midterm losses on “The Big Deal." specne.ws/7A11r3

A 16-year-old has died after being critically injured in an e-bike battery that tore through an apartment in the Bronx two days earlier, the FDNY said. Read more: ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/new…

An Upper West Side residence is sporting Knicks-themed decorations for Halloween, including skeletons in team jerseys and a sign dubbing it the Madison Square Graveyard. 📸: NY1's @OliviaLeachNews

The fight that changed Eileen Nuñez's life is now fueling her to the finish line of the New York City Marathon on Sunday. Read more: specne.ws/78PyPi

One of the Village Halloween Parade's many traditions is the annual "Thriller" dance. NY1 caught up with Thriller NYC and their zombie dancers as they prepare to shuffle up Sixth Avenue. specne.ws/bpcpFb

While both gubernatorial candidates have been campaigning hard across the state this month, they’ve almost been overshadowed at times by their most prominent supporters. For the governor, it’s Mayor Zohran Mamdani. For Blakeman, it’s President Donald Trump. Read more: ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/new…

One of the five ballot questions New York City voters will decide this year would change parts of the process the city Department of Transportation follows before installing major transportation projects, including bus and bike lanes. Read more: ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/new…

Attorney General Letitia James spoke with NY1's @AnnikaPergament on "The Rush Hour" about her priorities for another term if she is reelected next week. "We're going to continue to focus on housing. Housing is a major issue here," James said. "It's really critically important that we focus on affordability," she added.

Saritha Komatireddy, the Republican candidate for New York attorney general, joined NY1’s @AnnikaPergament on “The Rush Hour” to discuss what her focus will be if elected. “I’m gonna focus on public safety, and actually focus on making New Yorkers’ lives safer and more affordable,” she said. “That’s what New York needs right now. Not a politician.”

Welcome to "Boo York City!" 👻 The MTA is once again out with a new subway map - this time just for Halloween weekend. @SamiLiebman has details on how riders can score the collectible maps and special swag.

Operating since the 1840s, the historic Ear Inn in SoHo is famous for its crooked floors, rich maritime history and rumored resident spirits. Co-owner Richard "Rip" Hayman, who has been connected to the landmark building since the 1970s, says some of the original patrons never truly left - including a sailor named Mickey who is known to grumble on the old landline phones. NY1's @RogerClark41 takes us inside the haunted history of one of Manhattan's oldest bars.

David Rosenstein will be hard to miss this Marathon Sunday. He’ll be juggling while running all 26.2 miles. He calls it “joggling.” Rosenstein told @APaolicelli17 that joggling the marathon will be a lighthearted way to draw attention to a serious cause. He is raising money for the Ali Forney Center, which helps homeless and at-risk LGBTQ+ youth, and has already brought in more than $10,000.

The last time Marty Granoff ran a marathon was back in 1983. This Sunday, he’s lacing up for his sixth marathon — at 90 years old. Granoff told @emmab929 that he’s logged more than 2,500 miles in the last 14 months to prepare for the big day while training with his running coach Sean Fortune. And he won’t be running alone. Three generations of Granoffs will take on the race together, with his son and grandson right alongside him.

The Statue of Liberty was dedicated 140 years ago today. NY1 has the lesser-known story of restoration work 40 years ago that may have saved it. Read more: specne.ws/BuCT7U

Gov. Kathy Hochul's advantage over Republican rival Bruce Blakeman has grown in the latest Siena University poll, released Wednesday morning, and retains a strong advantage in the newly-released Marist poll.

The last time Marty Granoff ran the New York City Marathon was in 1983, 43 years ago. Now, the 90-year-old is preparing to do it again, for the sixth time.

An e-bike battery sparked a fire that tore through an apartment in the Bronx on Wednesday, killing an 11-year-old boy and leaving four others critically hurt, authorities said. Read more:

An e-bike battery sparked a fire that tore through a NYCHA apartment in the Bronx overnight, killing an 11-year-old boy and leaving four others critically hurt, authorities said. At a news briefing, FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore said the bike was “placed in a spot in the kitchen that made it impossible for the residents to leave safely.”