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Rachel Sabella retweeted
NEW: Today, Pope Leo XIV posed with the New York Knicks jersey.
After asking Leo for a miracle, Spike Lee credits the U.S.-born pontiff’s blessing over the team with helping them win their first NBA title since 1973.
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Last time the Knicks won the championship the president resigned in disgrace shortly after.
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We love you Cookie!
Jun 14
Elmo teach me not to eat trophy. Me teach Elmo to pick a team. 💙🧡
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Jun 14
This guy would be so happy tonight. Thinking of Al and all the Knicks players and announcers who tried to bring some hope over the years. They finally did it.
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Charles Oakley got the last laugh on Dolan. He got to be in the building to see the Knicks win a championship.
Salute.
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Rachel Sabella retweeted
Jun 14
June 14, 1994: #11 breaks a 54 year drought
June 13, 2026: #11 breaks a 53 year drought
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Jun 14
What a night!!! Go Knicks!!
BING BONG - KNICKS ARE THE NBA CHAMPS
ORANGE AND BLUE LIGHTS ALL NIGHT
SEE THE LIGHTS LIVE: esbo.nyc/ecx
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Jun 11
The stakes are incredibly high for low-income families, grocery stores, schools, and the broader economy as states like Alabama now face massive new costs to continue SNAP under H.R. 1 — while other states get a temporary reprieve thanks to a special carveout in the law.
Alabama officials warn that the coming changes to SNAP cost-sharing requirements could lead to dire consequences in the state.
#ALPolitics
aldailynews.com/alabama-offi…
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Jun 11
As part of H.R. 1, as of 10/1, states need to cover 75% of SNAP admin costs - up from 50%. The state budget does not include this add'l funding - nor does the NYC Exec budget. In NYC alone, it's more than $110M. We need money for food but also to keep SNAP running.
Jun 11
The mayor and governor are working to meet food demand amid new federal SNAP restrictions, as 450,000 people across the state are set to lose government health coverage.
thecityreporter.nyc/2026/06/…
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Rachel Sabella retweeted
Jun 11
This is a place where every day you wake up you could experience everything from the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history to a person who’s celebrating a new business that’s open.
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Jun 11
Anyone read this hoping they’d see Oakley listed? 🙋🏻♀️
Jun 11
Knicks celebrity list for Game 4 includes Rainn Wilson, Jimmy Fallon, Jerry Seinfeld and Kevin Jonas along with the Celebrity Row usuals such as Ben Stiller and Tracy Morgan.
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Jun 10
Hmmmm....did 700,000 children simply not apply?
Rollins: No one was kicked off of SNAP. If they are not on SNAP, they have chosen not to reapply or they are an able bodied adult that can work.
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I have a few suggestions! 1. Eliminate SNAP cost-sharing and increased work requirements for parents. 2. Mandate Summer EBT for all states. 3. Provide free school meals for every student. 4. Increase the SNAP benefit. 5. NAP to SNAP! Call me Madam Secretary - happy to chat more!
Jun 10
Secretary Rollins tells the Senate Agriculture Committee that “no one wants kids to be hungry.”
In just the 12 states with available data, the number of children receiving SNAP has fallen by more than 700,000 since the deepest SNAP cuts in history were enacted in H.R. 1.
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Rachel Sabella retweeted
To be a real New Yorker, you have to immediately know this tweet is talking about Jan.12, 2011.
“ZERO snow days growing up, you had my ass walking in 3 feet of snow!”
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Rachel Sabella retweeted
Jun 9
A group of former governors in the Senate just released a statement in support of delaying H.R. 1's SNAP cost shift for all states, calling it a "ticking time bomb for state budgets and for millions of low-income families who depend on food assistance." hickenlooper.senate.gov/pres…
ALT Excerpt from statement: "As former governors who have had to balance budgets, we know exactly what this unfunded mandate means: states will be forced to raise taxes, cut education, health care, or transportation, or restrict access to SNAP itself. Some may be forced to drop the program entirely. “This is not a hypothetical. SNAP participation is already declining at alarming rates, with over 3.5 million people leaving SNAP just since the OBBBA was enacted. “We stand with Ranking Member Klobuchar: any farm bill the Senate considers this year must extend the full two-year delay in the SNAP cost-shift to every state.”
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Jun 9
Thank you @CMLindaLee for asking about cost-share of SNAP admin. Funding for staff is great but @NYCBudget needs to find $100M by 10/1 to keep the program running. We need a real dialogue - we can't play games with people's ability to put food on the table.
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these funds, it means NYC must find the funding to keep the program running. @NYCBudget didn't answer the question - great that NYC investing $70M in jobs but this $100M investment is REQUIRED to keep SNAP running due to federal cruelty.
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These funds should not be subject to the "budget dance" - never ever play games with people's ability to afford food. Need NYC (and all counties) to create a plan and find funds to keep program moving.
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