Kate Lisa
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State Republicans attack new immigration law in wake of foiled Capitol terrorist attack (opens the original)
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A woman who pledged allegiance to ISIS got arrested last week for allegedly planning to bomb the state Capitol. But rather than make cracks at “radical Islamists” or attack Democrats about a public safety failure, instead, Republican leaders praised the effectiveness of local and federal law enforcement working together. If that seems apolitical, think again. The GOP have used the incident to implicitly criticize a new state immigration law they claim would prevent such cooperation in the future
Albany woman charged in plotted ISIS-inspired attack on state Capitol (opens the original)
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The FBI thwarted an alleged planned bombing of the state Capitol when they arrested a 35-year-old woman Wednesday who had pledged allegiance to ISIS, according to a complaint filed in federal court. The woman, Albany resident Jessica Bowie, was arrested near a McDonald’s after meeting in a car with FBI informants who had given Bowie an inert explosive device she intended to use to target the Capitol and state senators, per the criminal complaint. “We definitely want to make sure the senators get
Hochul, Mamdani united against ICE, pledge legal funding for migrant children (opens the original)
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New York Democratic leaders assembled in force Wednesday to announce that the state would provide $7.25 million in legal aid services for unaccompanied migrant children, presenting a united front behind Gov. Kathy Hochul against the Trump administration amid a surge of federal immigration activity across the state. “We don’t think it’s right for a child to be left alone in the court defending themselves,” Hochul said, flanked by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Attorney General Letitia Jam
Will the Lake Placid-New York City Olympic bid stick the landing? (opens the original)
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When you step inside the Herb Brooks Arena at the Lake Placid Olympic Center, the site of the famous “Miracle on Ice,” a chill runs through your veins. That’s not just because the room’s kept around 45 degrees – with the ice even colder. Decades after the 1980 U.S. Men’s Olympic Ice Hockey Team prevailed with one of the most stunning upsets in sports history, the modest North Country arena still carries the echoes of 8,500 Americans screaming in unison: “USA! USA! USA!” It’s a cry that team capt
Pataki urges candidates to accept gubernatorial election results (opens the original)
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For just a few hours Wednesday morning, Old Albany came back to life, with sophisticated dress, food and cocktails and a man in the corner crooning Frank Sinatra’s greatest hits. The occasion: a ribbon-cutting ceremony morning to honor the former governor and dedicate the new Gov. George E. Pataki Center in Albany’s Center Square neighborhood. But the bipartisan smattering was a return to the Albany of yesterday, complete with pre-MAGA Republican politics, for another reason: Former Gov. George
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