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Gov. Hochul is leaving developmentally disabled NY-ers behind

Nearly five years ago, a nonprofit-run group home with room for six young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) made plans to open...

New York will receive the housing relief it needs

New Yorkers despairing about the housing-supply crisis can breathe a small sigh of relief thanks to much-needed state legislation passed in April. In a...

Speaker Johnson expects GOP to ‘drag’ New York DA Bragg to Congress for testimony on Trump verdict

House Speaker Mike Johnson said on Friday that House Republicans would "drag" New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg to a hearing to testify on whether former President Donald Trump's guilty verdict was politically motivated.

New polls show little shift against Trump after conviction; Republicans have his back

New polls are cropping up in the wake of former President Donald Trump's conviction, with some Republican voters changing their minds about supporting him and a corner of independents thinking he should end his campaign.

Sanders reups vow to boycott ‘war criminal’ Netanyahu’s address to Congress

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) re-upped his vow to boycott “war criminal” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress and again slammed the leader's handling of the Israel-Hamas war.  “Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal,” Sanders said in a statement released on Saturday. “He should not be invited to address a joint meeting of Congress....

Texas GOP divisions grow after fraught primaries

Tuesday’s contentious runoffs laid bare the turmoil in Texas’s state Republican Party.  In elections that saw unprecedented levels of outside spending, the party’s so-called business faction was left battered but still standing as some incumbents hung on, most notably Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan (R) and Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas).  Their positions, however, are precarious....

DOJ pushes back against release of Biden-Hur audio, citing ‘deepfake’ concerns

The Department of Justice (DOJ) pushed back against the release of audio recordings of President Biden’s interview with special counsel Robert Hur, citing concerns that "deep fakes" could emerge. DOJ argued, in a Friday night filing, that if the audio were released, it could end up being altered and passed off as an “authentic” recording...

Sunday shows preview: Trump conviction aftershock; Could Israel agree to a cease-fire?

This week’s Sunday news shows will most likely focus on the ramifications of former President Trump’s conviction in his New York hush money trial earlier this week. The former president became the first former U.S. president to have the status of being a convicted felon on Thursday, following a jury finding him guilty on all...

With more states supporting school choice, it’s time for the movement to go national

School choice is politically popular. The national scholarship opportunity would bring meaningful school choice to the 17 states that are school choice deserts.

Cohen says people should fear ‘loose-lipped’ Trump being jailed after conviction

Michael Cohen said that people should fear “loose-lipped” former President Trump being jailed after his Thursday conviction because he could spill U.S. “secrets” that could jeopardize national security. Cohen, who is Trump’s former fixer and was the prosecution’s star witness, said he is not concerned about the former president’s safety if he goes to prison,...

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