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James has been in the Republican president’s crosshairs since her office sued him and his businesses in 2022. -
Days after a deadline threatening the euthanizing of 30 beluga whales, Ontario’s Solicitor General reports that the whales at Marineland are still alive, for now. -
James denied wrongdoing, and her allies said the case is politically motivated. -
"Baristas vs. Billionaires" is a film years in the making that takes a look at the union efforts of Starbucks baristas in Buffalo, a successful effort that led to a nationwide movement at the coffee chain. -
Marineland, which has said it may euthanize its 30 remaining beluga whales unless it gets funding to care for them, suggests moving them to a proposed sanctuary in Nova Scotia is not the answer. -
Several New York State Assemblymembers have co-signed a letter to Governor Kathy Hochul, urging her to rethink the pace by which the state is legislating the phase-out of emissions to reach a goal of net zero by the year 2050. They say it’s a pace that is burdening homeowners and business with rising home and energy costs. -
President Donald Trump’s administration has reversed the cuts to counterterrorism and security funding for police departments and programs in New York state. -
The national park remained open during previous government shutdowns thanks to state funding. Hochul said she wouldn't foot the bill this time. -
Healthier meatballs may soon be on the menu — and you can thank New York state apple trees for that. -
The program will send hundreds of millions of dollars to the administration of President Donald Trump.
