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Sunday News: Saved by locals, Fredonia’s historic White Inn returning to service

There’s 25 rooms now, with a fully accessible bedroom in a former event space. Jones said plans include a private patio livened up with regular...

Sunday News: Black Rock’s Syrian baklava ace adds food, wholesale offerings

Altadeh was a baker in Homs, his hometown, before leaving Syria with his family. Resettled in the United States in 2016, he worked in...

At Little Lamb Hot Pot, making something new for dinner, without shopping or dishes

As a rule, I don't spend my money in chain restaurants. But pleasing my children is more important than my aesthetic aims. They get...

Sunday News: One pierogi door closes, another opens in Black Rock

The savory fried turnovers called pastelillos come in beef ($3), beef and cheese ($3.50), and “house” ($3.50), a superior blend of beef, potatoes, and...

Review: At Bistro Avera, a fine-dining star is born in Lewiston

When you make it your business to talk to restaurant pros, tracing their careers and getting reacquainted at each new stop, you learn backstories,...

Sunday News: Main Street’s new culinary bookstore wants to change your life

THE CRITIC DISCOVERSPawpaws are the largest fruit native to North America. Rarely brought to market, a sighting at Agle’s Farm Market, 7952 Gowanda State Road,...
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John Fetterman: ‘I’ll be the Democrat leading the committee’ for Trump’s Nobel Prize



Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) offered to be the "Democrat leading the committee" to campaign for President Donald Trump to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.

On Thursday, Fox News host Aishah Hasnie asked Fetterman if he supported a Nobel Prize for Trump after the president announced a ceasefire deal in Gaza.

"Well, I mean, if this sticks, I think the whole point of having a Nobel Peace Prize is for ending wars and promoting peace," the senator replied. "And I'm going to make a direct appeal to the president. You know, I hope he chooses to provide the Tomahawks to the Ukrainians — and give them the tools that they need to push back against the Russia, and if he brings the Ukrainian war to its end, I'll be the Democrat leading the committee for his Nobel Prize — peace — for ending both of these terrible wars."