From taxes and poverty reduction to housing, infrastructure and climate change, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are at odds on the key economic issues that will affect New York. No one knows if the winning candidate will be able to follow through on their promises. Implementing them will require action by Congress, which may wind […]
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Logan Browne thought he already experienced sticker shock from his Bushwick condo building’s insurance rate tripling last year. Then, this summer, the insurance company dropped the building, citing a “loss ratio” that Browne, the condo board president, said related to water damage claims in 2020 and 2023 after heavy rainfall flooded the basement. Browne’s management […]
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Letting livestock graze among solar panels isn’t a new idea, but it’s mostly been focused on sheep. Research is ongoing into how well similar setups would work with cattle.
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Votebeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on voting access and election administration across the U.S. Sign up for Votebeat Pennsylvania’s free newsletter here.A few relatively minor changes would allow Philadelphia to process mail ballots mu…
ITHACA, N.Y. — The Greater Ithaca Activities Center (GIAC) will receive $750,000 in state funds to jump-start its new community kitchen initiative. State lawmakers also signaled interest in funding improvements […]
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The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday let stand – for now – Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s new rules for using absentee ballot drop boxes stationed at county boards of elections.
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The Democratic incumbent is running against her Republican challenger, Tompkins County Legislator Mike Sigler.
Just weeks before the election, the Pima County sheriff put his political challenger and employee on administrative leave. Heather Lappin, the Republican candidate, is vying for the position as top law enforcement officer in Pima County against incumbent Sheriff Chris Nanos, a Democrat. Early voting has begun. Election Day is Nov. 5. “This appears to […]
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The City of Akron and the family of Jayland Walker have reached an agreement to end a federal civil rights lawsuit that sought at least $45 million in damages. Details of the settlement were not immediately available Tuesday. On June 27, 2022, Walker was shot dozens of times by Akron police officers and killed after […]
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Searchers gathered to scour the remote Eagle Peak area in advance of Wednesday night’s expected winter weather. Park officials did not approve their request to fly a helicopter Tuesday.
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