In a stunning political upset, 34-year-old Zohran Mamdani has shattered barriers by becoming New York City’s first Muslim and South Asian mayor — and he wasted no time taking aim at President Donald Trump. Winning by a landslide with over 1.03 million votes, Mamdani’s victory speech electrified the crowd as he declared New York would “remain a city built, powered, and led by immigrants.” His words struck directly at Trump, who had earlier branded him “a pure communist” and warned voters that electing Mamdani would bring disaster.
Trump’s response was immediate and fierce, blasting the new mayor’s remarks as “anti-American propaganda.” But across New York, celebrations drowned out the outrage as record-breaking turnout delivered a clear message: the city had chosen change over fear. For many, Mamdani’s triumph symbolized both a rejection of Trump’s rhetoric and a bold new chapter for America’s most iconic city — one defined by diversity, resilience, and defiance.
