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Knicks Sue Senate Candidate Over Doctored Logo Amid 9/11 Controversy

6/28/2026

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Knicks legal team sent a cease-and-desist after Aber Kawas used a doctored championship logo on stickers.
Bryan N. Warner of Madison Square Garden Sports demanded Kawas remove Knicks intellectual-property from her Senate campaign.
Kawas, a former Council on American-Islamic Relations intern, faced renewed criticism for past remarks minimizing the 9/11 attacks.
James Dolan, Knicks owner and friend of President Donald Trump, clashed with Mayor Mamdani over cancelled fan watch parties.

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Knicks legal team sent a cease-and-desist after Aber Kawas used a doctored championship logo on stickers.
Bryan N. Warner of Madison Square Garden Sports demanded Kawas remove Knicks intellectual-property from her Senate campaign.
Kawas, a former Council on American-Islamic Relations intern, faced renewed criticism for past remarks minimizing the 9/11 attacks.
James Dolan, Knicks owner and friend of President Donald Trump, clashed with Mayor Mamdani over cancelled fan watch parties.