$15 minimum wage, paid family leave, ethics reform.
Can Governor Cuomo put it all together?
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New York State government
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To protest corruption: Teachout for governor
On September 9, registered Democrats in New York have an important primary election, choosing the party’s candidate for governor. Three Democrats are on the ballot: Governor Andrew Cuomo; Zephyr Teachout, a constitutional law professor at Fordham Law School; and Randy Credico, a comedian and “perennial candidate” (his words) who isn’t campaigning seriously. Cuomo is expected […]
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Feedback 7/3
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Violence on the mind
The manhunt following the tragedy in Boston ended Friday night better than it might have. Now we want answers. Why did these two young men – one of them little more than a boy, really – want to do this? Was the target of their hatred the marathon? Boston? The United States? Did they get […]
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Reader feedback – 2.01.06
‘Winning’ in Iraq, militarizing Monroe, fixing New York
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New York sucks
Albany’s a wreck. But you knew that already. You’ve read countless articles and editorials about late state budgets, high tax rates, and other problems. What you may not have read, though, is a comprehensive description of all those problems — and why you should care about them — all in one place. That’s where a […]
