The Buffalo Chronicle
The Buffalo Chronicle
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Argument over wearing a face mask inside West Seneca bar results in criminally negligent homicide arrest
Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that 65-year-old Donald M. Lewinski of West Seneca has been arraigned before West Seneca Town Justice Shannon E. Filbert on one count of Criminally…
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Accused gunman indicted for attempted murder and witness intimidation
Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that 19-year-old Sevehn J. Venable, also known as “Tuka,” of Buffalo was arraigned yesterday before Erie County Court Judge Sheila A. DiTullio on an…
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Springville woman pleads guilty to sexual misconduct
Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that 24-year-old Kennedy M. Weltjen of Springville pleaded guilty today before Erie County Court Judge Susan Eagan to one count of Sexual Misconduct, a…
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Judicial Watch is suing Colorado to clean up its voter rolls
BY TOM FITTON Too many jurisdictions are lax and sloppy with their voter rolls – and in violation of federal law. This week we’ve filed suit in Colorado. We sued on behalf…
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The left’s plan for election violence
BY TOM FITTON Don’t think the leftist violence in our streets is random. With the weakest presidential candidate in history, the Democrats are relying on a backup plan. We’ve looked into this…
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After Chinese steal billions in research, we finally ban them
BY TOM FITTON China has for years sought to steal U.S. research, and the cost has been staggering. The Trump Administration has now taken action against this wholesale espionage, as our Corruption Chronicles blog reports.…
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New findings about the Clinton-funded dossier
BY TOM FITTON We have now received 48 pages of emails among top Obama State Department officials and a U.S. Ambassador expressing skepticism about Christopher Steele‘s reports by Steele’s London-based private intelligence firm Orbis…
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Trump plans to expand the NFL by eight teams
Sources close to President Donald J. Trump tell The Chronicle that he has been preparing a sweeping plan to expand the National Football League by eight teams, and has been doing so…
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KOLB: Taking action to reform the parole board
BY BRIAN M. KOLB Media coverage seems to be ever-present in each of our lives. There are daily coronavirus reports, opinions on school re-openings and political campaign ads on repeat. It seems…
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Surge in illegal immigrants smuggled in commercial tractor-trailers
As COVID-19 ravages Latin America—especially Mexico—a record number of illegal immigrants are being smuggled into the United States through the southern border in commercial tractor-trailers. Human smugglers cram the migrants, mostly from…
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Soros funds campaign of candidate who vows to lock up fewer criminals
Leftwing billionaire George Soros just donated $1.5 million to help the nation’s most populous county elect a Black Lives Matter-endorsed prosecutor who promises to lock up fewer criminals. The sizable contribution to former San…
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Judge rejects HHS effort to stall release of Fauci emails until after election
WASHINGTON, DC – Judicial Watch announced today that a federal judge ordered the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to begin producing communications and other records of National Institute of Allergies and Infectious…
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Penn counties admit giving incorrect voter enrollment to feds
WASHINGTON, DC – Judicial Watch announced today that the State of Pennsylvania and three Pennsylvania counties admitted they reported incorrect information to a federal agency concerning the removal of ineligible voters from their…
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September unemployment rate falls to half of recent projections
BY MATT WEIDINGER According to today’s jobs report from the US Department of Labor, the US unemployment rate in September was 7.9 percent, down from 8.4 percent in August. As the following chart shows,…
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The case of ‘authoritarian learning’ in Nicaragua
BY RYAN C. BERG Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and Vice President and First Lady Rosario Murillo are on the offensive again. The latest move in their dictatorial rule is a draconian law aimed at…
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Awaiting the signal: Assessing the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines
BY JAMES C. CAPRETTA AND SCOTT GANZ The global campaign to identify effective vaccines against COVID-19 has entered the final stage of testing for regulatory approval—Phase III trials—for several promising candidates. Evaluation…
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What unemployment benefits are in House Democrats’ latest coronavirus relief bill?
BY MATT WEIDINGER Late Monday, House Democrats released an updated version of the “Heroes Act,” the massive $3.4 trillion coronavirus relief bill that passed the House mostly along partisan lines in May but has languished since…
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Cuomo hits snooze on pay raises as local governments get squeezed
BY KEN GIRARDIN Governor Andrew Cuomo is again postponing pay raises for state employees—giving himself a little more budgetary breathing room without providing similar relief for local governments or school districts. According…
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New York State’s second quarter economic crash was the worst on record
BY E.J. McMAHON Further evidence of the massive damage done to New York’s economy by the coronavirus pandemic shutdown has emerged in the latest gross domestic product (GDP) data from the federal…
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Top construction official’s charges are an indictment of Cuomo’s policies
BY KEN GIRARDIN Yesterday’s indictment of New York’s top construction union official on federal corruption charges raises a big question: if private companies are paying bribes to avoid having to work with certain construction…
