The Buffalo Chronicle
October 2020
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Facebook censorship board is comprised mostly of foreign nationals with ties to George Soros
The recently appointed Facebook oversight board tasked with deciding which posts get blocked from the world’s most popular social networking website is stacked with leftists and foreign nationals who will be functionally regulating the…
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New studio facility will bring more Hollywood to Buffalo
With Buffalo’s film industry potential on the rise, a new project to develop a 27-acre parcel into world-class studio facilities is headed to the city. Buffalo Studios CEO, founder and Grand Island…
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Mayor Brown signs Cariol’s Law — Buffalo police officers now have ‘Duty to Intervene’
After weeks of allowing the bill to sit on his desk following the Common Council’s ratification of the City of Buffalo’s new Duty to Intervene law — known widely as Cariol’s Law…
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Tonawanda man sentenced for attempted rape charge
Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that 24-year-old Cameron N. Williams of Town of Tonawanda has been sentenced by Erie County Court Judge Susan Eagan to a determinate sentence of…
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Defendant pleads guilty for stabbing a man at the 2019 South Buffalo Irish Festival
Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that yesterday 20-year-old Michael Monti of Buffalo pleaded guilty as charged to Assault in the First Degree, a Class “B” violent felony, before Erie…
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Keith Sparks sentenced for murdering Mallicia Tipps inside the McKinley Mall
Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that 45-year-old Keith Sparks of Niagara Falls has been sentenced by Erie County Court Judge Susan Eagan to 20 years to life in prison.…
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Hunter Biden was frequently meeting with Chinese billionaire arrested for bribery
The Chronicle has learned that Hunter Biden met more than two dozen times with Ye Jianming, the globe-trotting billionaire and senior Chinese Communist Party (CCP) figure who is entrenched in wide-ranging public…
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McConnell open to Feinstein joining Republican caucus
A Kentucky-based political operative with longtime ties to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell tells The Chronicle that McConnell is “very open to the idea” of California Senator Diane Feinstein joining the Republican…
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Yearbook shows Democrat Senate candidate in Arizona dressed as Hitler
A digital publication, The National File, published a series of photos late last week from the 1986 yearbook of Mark Kelly, the Democrat nominee for United States Senate from Arizona, which appear…
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Chinese energy company gave $5 million no-interest, unsecured, fully-forgivable loan to Biden family
An email from the now scandalous laptop once owned by Hunter Biden outlines a corruption scheme that gave the Biden family a $5 million no-interest, unsecured, and fully forgivable loan from a…
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Trump backs federal recognition for Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina
At a campaign rally on Wednesday night in Gaston, NC, President Donald Trump announced his support of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina‘s 100-year battle for federal recognition — and pledged to…
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Rumors swirl in North Carolina: Democrat running for US Senate asked woman to ‘tickle my taint’
It could all just be a matter of dirty politics — rumor and innuendo run amuck — but the race for US Senate in North Carolina has been drawing national headlines. The…
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Source: Nude videos, photos of underage girls found on Biden laptop
A retired FBI agent formerly assigned to the Newark field office tells The Chronicle that nude photos of underaged women were found on the laptop once owned by Hunter Biden, in addition…
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Hunter Biden’s former business partner is now cooperating with the FBI
A source familiar with the FBI’s investigation into Hunter Biden‘s business dealings tells The Chronicle that Bevan Cooney, his former business partner, is cooperating with investigators and has already provided two separate…
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FBI’s top child porn investigator has subpoenaed Hunter Biden’s laptop
The Chronicle has confirmed that Joshua Wilson, one of the FBI’s top child porn investigators, has subpoenaed Hunter Biden‘s now scandalous laptop — known to contain a trove of emails that implicate…
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City may be willing to transfer Daly Boulevard to Seneca Nation for canal construction
Stuck deep in a fiscal crisis that could force a 20% budget cut to restructure the City of Niagara Falls, Mayor Robert Restaino is unwilling to fund the construction of new canals…
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‘Clusters’ drive a widespread surge in New York’s COVID infection rates
BY BILL HAMMOND New York’s coronavirus infection rates have surged to their highest levels since May, pushing 10 counties – including Brooklyn, Rockland and Orange – above a threshold that the Cuomo…
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De Blasio’s (apparent) good move dissolves into phony ‘savings’
BY E.J. McMAHON Well, that didn’t take long. Late Thursday, as hailed in this space, Mayor de Blasio finally made a decisive move—or at least seemed to make a move—in the direction of actually saving some money…
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Supreme Court ingests Java as Google-Oracle copyright spat boils over
BY MICHEAL ROSEN Last week, the long-simmering software dispute between Google and Oracle boiled over, as the Supreme Court heard arguments in the tech giants’ copyright fight. The story began in federal court in San Francisco…
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Why pro-growth economics is about connections, networks, and trust
BY JAMES PETHOKOUKIS I’m always up for a good story about the now-defunct Soviet Union, and I sure like this one from the new book More: A History of the World Economy from…
