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How Trump's trade war with Canada is squeezing a farm cidery in upstate NY (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada has disrupted billions of dollars in economic activity, affecting everything from automobiles to Crown Royal whiskey. And the tariffs are even complicating business at New York's first farm cidery. Nine Pin Ciderworks in North Albany uses 3.3 million pounds of apples each year to make around 150,000 gallons of cider. Almost all of the apples come from an orchard in Kinderhook, about 21 miles away. The problem is that most people drink Nine Pin’s cid
Family of man beaten to death by NY prison guards to receive $24 million (opens the original)
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New York state will pay $24 million to settle a lawsuit related to the murder of state prisoner Robert Brooks, who was beaten to death by guards in 2024, a state official said. Brooks died at a hospital near the Marcy Correctional Facility after he was attacked by guards. Footage from body-worn cameras showed corrections officers kicking and punching Brooks in an infirmary at the prison. One guard was convicted of Brooks’s murder and six others pleaded guilty to manslaughter. The killing was fol
How attacking data centers became smart politics for the left and right in New York (opens the original)
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This column originally appeared in The Politics Brief, our weekly newsletter on the people, power and policies that shape New Yorkers' lives. Sign up to get the full version where you can ask questions, share news tips and weigh in on the conversation. Hits inboxes on Wednesdays. U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler and Gov. Kathy Hochul don’t agree on much, but they’ve both concluded that supporting AI data centers is bad politics. Lawler’s campaign is airing a new ad blasting his Democratic challenger Cait C
Capitol Conversations: Bureau reporters break down the latest (opens the original)
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The 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11th attacks brought new information about their aftermath and political sniping over whether the current mayor should attend the annual remembrance ceremony. New York City is releasing 170,000 new files from the weeks and months after the attacks. They show early testing on the presence of asbestos and other harmful agents. Lower Manhattan was evacuated immediately following the collapse of the World Trade Center. But officials wanted to get back to some sense
The apolitical era of 9/11 ceremonies at Ground Zero is over (opens the original)
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The aftermath of the 9/11 attacks featured a period of political comity in New York and the nation. But a toxic political discourse has defined the weeks leading up to the official gathering Friday to mark a quarter century since the collapse of the World Trade Center. Top Republicans, including Rudy Giuliani, George Pataki and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, have called on Mayor Zohran Mamdani not to attend the ceremonies. Mamdani said he is going — and will be situated near those same
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