Ads Can Decry Socialism, But Not Socialists
A conservative group lost its bid to run anti-socialist ads without disclosing its donors, in a setback for efforts to sway the mayor’s race against the left in the days before the election.
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Second Circuit judges Tuesday wrestled with whether the unique circumstances surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic can further protect former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other state officials from being held liable for nursing home deaths that occurred as a result of a patient transfer policy the state implemented.
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A lawsuit challenging New York City’s sole Republican-held House seat brings the national gerrymandering fight to a Manhattan state court.
Bragg Talks ICE, But Not Trump, at Debate
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg opened the door — if just slightly — to potential prosecutions of ICE agents, saying he’s looking at whether his office could bring such cases.
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Ads Can Decry Socialism, But Not Socialists
A conservative group lost its bid to run anti-socialist ads without disclosing its donors, in a setback for efforts to sway the mayor’s race against the left in the days before the election.
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