“This is not new territory for me to run in a toss-up seat. I’ve won seven toss-up elections and flipped seats twice,” said Kevin Coughlin, Republican candidate for Ohio’s 13th Congressional seat.
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ITHACA, N.Y. — Cornell University has suspended international graduate student Momodou Taal citing his participation in a pro-Palestinian demonstration on-campus on Sept. 18. As a result, Taal may face deportation. […]
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Less than three years after taking the helm of New York City’s school system, Chancellor David Banks is planning to retire at the end of the year amid widening probes of City Hall.Banks’ stunning Tuesday announcement comes nearly three weeks after fede…
Camden County sheriff candidates give answers to same set of questions.
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The City of Cleveland has been more cooperative with the Cleveland Police Monitoring Team, which has led to progress on the consent decree.
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The Cleveland Police Monitoring Team found that current policy allowed the promotion of an officer whose lies landed a man in jail.
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Mayor Eric Adams was on the defensive during his weekly press conference following a bruising seven days of reporting on federal probes surrounding City Hall — while several members of his administration were conspicuously absent. He insisted the sprawling investigations and high-profile exits won’t stop him from doing his job, recruiting good talent, or being […]
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The Pima County Public Library advisory board will hold a special meeting Tuesday night to discuss alternatives to library closures proposed in a recent and controversial internal library report. The closure of several branches, including the downsizing of Tucson’s downtown library, are part of a series of proposals for the Pima County Public Library system […]
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CAROLINE, N.Y. — A Brooktondale man may spend a year in jail for a hate crime stalking charge and criminal contempt of court. The charges arose out of ongoing racially […]
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