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Time is running out to voice concerns on Head Start changes (opens the original)
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Time is winding down for people to speak out before proposed changes to Head Start are potentially implemented by the Trump administration. The changes were announced in August with a 60-day comment period that ends on Oct. 6, 2026. These changes include reducing federal regulations and giving more authority to states, but advocates say without established federal regulation, they feel children and families in need will suffer the consequences. “I do have a 3-year-old Brayden. It’s actually his
Jeffries: 'Epstein cover-up in on the ballot' (opens the original)
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New York state Sen. Zellnor Myrie says he’s planning on reintroducing legislation that would allow victims of Jeffrey Epstein and other abusers to seek punitive damages from deceased perpetrators’ estates. This comes as first reported by The Wall Street Journal, federal authorities have launched a probe into two of Epstein’s top advisors, Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn. There’s also a new lawsuit by several of the late financier's alleged victims that threatens a payout to the two men. “100% we
Prices at the pump becoming a political issue for New Yorkers (opens the original)
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Rising gas and diesel prices are continuing to burn a hole in New Yorkers' pockets. According to AAA, the state average for a gallon of gas currently matches the national average at $4.49 a gallon. For diesel, it’s $6.51 a gallon. With rising prices connected to a war some say is one of “choice,” some political analysts say the price at the pump is becoming a growing political issue. “Any relief would be helpful to the consumer, sure,” said driver Ellis Langlitz. “I think they’re too high. I und
Report: New York is number 1 in taxing, number 2 in spending (opens the original)
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A new annual report from government watchdog Citizens Budget Commission finds New York state and its localities are number one in taxing and number two in spending. “The debate about raising taxes should start about the facts where we are,” said Andrew S. Rein, president of the Citizens Budget Commission. According to the report, New York collected just over $12,000 per person in “state and local taxes” for the 2024 fiscal year. The national average is between $6,000-$8,000. The report also foun
New Yorkers could pay $26,000 out of pocket for climate change (opens the original)
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“Energy. Impact. Action.” Is the official theme for Climate Week NYC 2026. It comes as new research may provide a clearer picture of what it could cost to adapt the state of New York to deal with climate change. According to Rebuild by Design, which is located at New York University, the price tag is more than half a trillion. “We did a really deep dive over six to eight months and looked at 700 different reports and projects to try and figure out how much New York state is going to be spending
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