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Judge says NYC botched Mamdani’s tax on second homes, orders city to start over
The ruling leaves the tax itself intact, but faults the city for making some 17,000 homeowners prove they live in their homes.
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Jeanine Driscoll’s test of total Trump loyalty
As the president’s approval rating hits the lowest point of his term, the Republican nominee challenging Rep. Laura Gillen has staked her campaign on unbroken fealty to him — even as nonpartisan trackers rate the race in Democrats’ favor.
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Lawler, Conley spar over Trump, data centers, ICE in NY-17 debate
The Sept. 28 NY-17 debate touched on topics that ranged from lowering household costs to U.S. military aid for Israel and soaring college costs.
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NY prosecutor reopens investigation of Cornell ‘gang rape’ allegations
A civil lawsuit alleges seven members of the Xi Chapter of the Chi Phi Fraternity on Cornell’s campus sexually assaulted and raped a then 20-year-old woman inside the fraternity house in October 2024.
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A Governors Island staycation: Where to sleep, soak, and see art in 24 hours
Trade the Manhattan grind for a night under the stars, plenty of rest, and thought-provoking public art on Governors Island.
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‘Lake America’ controversy is booming business for Irondequoit T-shirt shop
Everyone seems to want a Lake Ontario T-shirt, thanks to President Trump’s changing the name of the Great Lake to “Lake America.”
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Lawler Attacks Conley on data centers—while tiptoeing around the issue himself
Conley has already said she backs Hochul’s one-year pause on data center construction, while Lawler has criticized the pause as reflecting a broader anti-business climate in New York.
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Mike Lawler wants accountability for Democrats accused of abuse, but gives Republicans a pass
The Hudson Valley congressman has said colleagues who “knew” about Eric Swalwell’s alleged misconduct should be “held accountable.” He’s applied no such standard to two Republican colleagues he has taken campaign cash from and defended amid abuse and misconduct allegations of their own.
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11 food and drink events in the Rochester area this fall. See the list
The harvest season brings delicious crops like grapes, pumpkins, apples and more, with many events in Rochester to celebrate and consume these harvests.
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Will Harriet Tubman be on the $20 bill? Her ties to the Mohawk Valley
Former Secretary of the Treasury Jack Lew announced in 2016 that Harriet Tubman would replace President Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill following a grassroots campaign.
