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Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president and Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, left, and Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa s…
Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president and Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, speaks during a debate with Republican mayoral candid…
Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president and Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, speaks during a debate with Republican mayoral candid…
Republican candidate for New York City mayor, Curtis Sliwa, speaks during a debate with Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president and Democratic …
Republican candidate for New York City mayor, Curtis Sliwa, speaks during a debate with Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president and Democratic …
Republican candidate for New York City mayor, Curtis Sliwa, speaks during a debate with Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president and Democratic …
Republican candidate for New York City mayor, Curtis Sliwa, right, speaks during a debate with Eric Adams, Brooklyn borough president and Demo…
NEW YORK (AP) — The candidates running to become New York City's mayor lobbed accusations at each other about palling around with gangsters and acting like children or clowns, but their second debate ended on a surprisingly tender note involving cats and veganism.
FILE - In this Sept. 12, 2021, file photo, Novak Djokovic, of Serbia, returns a shot to Daniil Medvedev, of Russia, during the men's singles f…