Op-Ed: A SEAT AT THE TABLE: A Salute to Women in Government
Every March, we celebrate women by recognizing their importance and contributions to society. In these closing days of this year's Women's History Month, I turn my focus not so much ...
Tag: New York
Trump Wins Temporary Reprieve as Appeals Court Slashes Fraud Case Bond Requirement
A New York appeals court on Monday, March 25th, agreed to postpone the collection of the $454 million civil fraud judgment against former President Donald Trump, conditioned on his providing ...
Op-Ed by State Senator Kevin Parker: Gate Money Bill Puts Commonsense Before Book Sense
As I contemplate the raging argument taking place over the commonly called “gate money bill” I am reminded of the wisdom of our elders who would often impart to youngsters ...
Governor Hochul Signs Order for Easier Access to Birth Control at Pharmacies
New York has taken a step towards enhancing access to birth control by allowing pharmacists to provide hormonal contraception without a prescription. Governor Kathy Hochul signed a directive on Tuesday, ...
New York Lawmakers Push Back Against Governor Hochul’s Medicaid Program Reform Plans
In Albany, legislators have vehemently opposed Governor Kathy Hochul's proposals to overhaul a $6 billion Medicaid homecare initiative, titled the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP), which has faced criticism ...
Economic Challenges Loom as New York Faces Unprecedented Population Decline
The population of New York State had been declining steadily for years before the COVID-19 pandemic. This trend, which began before 2020, has intensified in recent years, significantly impacting various ...
Governor Hochul Announces $45 Million Plan to Stop Retail Theft
On Thursday, February 15th, Governor Kathy Hochul announced a comprehensive $45 million strategy to combat the escalating issue of retail theft across New York. This initiative aims to bolster the ...
Governor Hochul’s Administration Expands Welfare Benefits to Migrants, Faces Backlash
Governor Hochul's administration announced they will be distributing cash payments to thousands of migrants who do not qualify for traditional welfare services. According to the New York Post, this financial ...
Suozzi Wins in New York, Shakes Up House Majority
On Tuesday, February 13th, Democrat Tom Suozzi claimed victory in the special election for New York’s 3rd District, marking a significant political shift as he takes over the seat previously ...
