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• thehill.com4 minutes ago
• Ocasio-Cortez: Detailed sexual harassment allegations against Cuomo painful to read
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• newsbrig.com6 minutes ago
• Cuomo should lose emergency powers amid sex harassment claims: de Blasio
• Mayor Bill de Blasio on Sunday called for the revocation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s emergency authority over local governments following a second “disturbing” allegation of sexual harassment lodged by a one-time staffer. Hizzoner’s blistering statement cited not only the sexual harassment claims now leveled against Cuomo by two women — including former aide Charlotte Bennett, who spoke out Saturday — but also efforts by Cuomo’s administration to cover up the extent of coronavirus deaths in nursing homes, as first reported by The Post. “New Yorkers have seen detailed, documented...
• New York Post46 minutes ago
• Cuomo should lose emergency powers amid sexual harassment claims: de Blasio
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• abc7ny.com1 hour(s) ago
• Up Close: COVID relief bill; will Donald Trump run in 2024 election?
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• abc7ny.com2 hour(s) ago
• NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio calls for independent investigation into Cuomo allegations
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• abc7.com2 hour(s) ago
• Malibu brush fire: Firefighters make quick work of 4-acre blaze
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• presstories.com2 hour(s) ago
• British Columbia was donated by good Samaritan gardeners
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• the-sun.com4 hour(s) ago
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• CBS News5 hour(s) ago
• Biden urges quick action on COVID relief package: "We have no time to waste"
• President Biden urged the Senate to move quickly to pass his American Rescue Plan, hours after the House narrowly approved the $1.9 trillion legislation. In brief remarks on Saturday morning, Mr. Biden said he had spoken to Speaker Nancy Pelosi about the passage of the bill. Now, the bill moves to the United States Senate, where I hope it will receive quick action. We have no time to waste, Mr. Biden said. If we act now, decisively, quickly and boldly, we can finally get ahead of this virus. We can...
• the-sun.com8 hour(s) ago
• Molly-Mae Hague admits it’s ‘horrendous’ to watch boyfriend Tommy Fury’s boxing match from the sofa
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• cvbj.biz9 hour(s) ago
• Kojima was going to launch an episodic horror game on Stadia, according to reports – Latest News, Breaking News, Top News Headlines
• Sony Playstation 5 : A few years ago Google presented Stadia as a cloud gaming platform that It would not only host third party works, but also own developments hand in hand with a series of internal development studies. However at the beginning of the month the company announced the closure of this division, informing that from now on they want to focus exclusively on functioning as a streaming platform for existing games. This decision has caused the cancellation of the projects that were being developed on Stadia, games...
• cvbj.biz10 hour(s) ago
• Quick guide to understanding food labeling (and the fine print)
• We may think we know what we buy. But is it really so? For example, can we distinguish between a juice and a nectar? Or when a food has an excess of added sugars? Do we know how to assess whether we need to take certain fortified foods? Surely more than one person has come home with a so-called “melting cheese” package. And it turns out that, upon reading the label more carefully, the word “cheese” was nowhere to be found. Reading carefully, the product denomination —That tells us what...
• cbslocal.com14 hour(s) ago
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Mayor De Blasio Says NYC Is On Track To Vaccinate Half A Million New Yorkers Per Week
• NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York City set a record Friday, vaccinating 76,000 people. He says that number is only going to increase now that delayed COVID vaccine supplies have arrived. “This week, we finally got last week’s supply and we’re getting this week’s supply,” de Blasio said. “We are right there on pace to do half a million or more per week.” COVID VACCINE New York State book online here or call 1-833-NYS-4-VAX New York City book online here or call 877-VAX-4NYC Track...
• the-sun.com18 hour(s) ago
• Jersey Shore’s Angelina Pivarnick admits there was ‘no sex’ on her wedding night after fight with costars
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• the-sun.com18 hour(s) ago
• Lorraine Kelly reveals dad’s secret health battle and admits she thought she was going to lose him
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• wtop.com18 hour(s) ago
• NYC rally condemns attacks on people of Asian descent
• NEW YORK (AP) — A crowd gathered in New York City on Saturday to denounce an uptick in attacks on people of Asian descent in the city and across the country. Hundreds of people rallied at Foley Square in lower Manhattan, not far from where an Asian man was critically injured Thursday in what police said was an unprovoked stabbing by another man who was charged with attempted murder. “It’s really been terrifying for our community,” said Jo-Ann Yoo, executive director of the Asian American Federation, a New York-based advocacy...
• the-sun.com19 hour(s) ago
• Bachelor’s Rachael Kirkconnell admits Rachel Lindsay ‘held her accountable’ for ‘racist’ past and slams ‘hateful’ trolls
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• abc7ny.com23 hour(s) ago
• New York City officials attends rally in support of Asian-American community
• LOWER MANHATTAN, Manhattan (WABC) -- Mayor Bill de Blasio and other New York City officials attended a rally in Lower Manhattan Saturday in support of the Asian-American community targeted in random acts of violence in New York City and across the country.The latest reported incident took place Thursday night in Chinatown when a 36-year-old Asian-American man was stabbed with an eight-inch kitchen knife on Worth Street.That unprovoked attack like others before it are prompting fears among a frightened community to venture outside alone.RELATED: Man arrested, accused of shoving woman to...
• abc7ny.com1 day(s) ago
• Bill De Blasio attends rally in support of Asian-American community
• LOWER MANHATTAN, Manhattan (WABC) -- Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to attend a rally in Lower Manhattan Saturday in support of the Asian-American community targeted in random acts of violence in New York City and across the country.The latest reported incident took place Thursday night in Chinatown when a 36-year-old Asian-American man was stabbed with an eight-inch kitchen knife on Worth Street.That unprovoked attack like others before it are prompting fears among a frightened community to venture outside alone.RELATED: Man arrested, accused of shoving woman to ground outside Queens...