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AG Letitia James comments on Cornell gang rape case, her Republican challenger (opens the original)
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Two weeks ago, Capital Tonight spoke with Republican candidate for New York state attorney general Saritha Komatireddy about her priorities, including her proposal to ensure people with severe mental illness are removed from the streets and into housing. Wednesday night, the Democratic incumbent Attorney General Letitia James joined Capital Tonight to discuss her campaign. In response to Komatireddy’s proposal to create an Office of Civil Commitment within the Office of the Attorney General, Jam
Food pantry visits up across N.Y. state (opens the original)
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Visits to food pantries across New York state are up significantly driven by higher food costs caused by soaring diesel prices and persistent inflation. Over the last three years in New York City, one in three people have visited food pantries, including those who work full-time. In upstate New York, the picture is just as grim. Pantry visits across emergency food networks are up 10% year over year, and the increase is continuing to rise as we approach the holiday season. Natasha Pernicka, CEO o
Religious school advocacy group hopes N.Y. opts into fed. education tax credit (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s Education Freedom Tax Credit is a federal voucher program that states may opt into. It works like this: Taxpayers who want to offset their federal tax burden by $1,700 can donate that money to a Scholarship Granting Organization. In turn, the organization will choose to donate to qualified families for use to pay for private or religious school tuition. Public school parents may also use the funds for resources like tutoring or after-school programming. Gov. Kathy Hochul
Republican candidate for comptroller Joe Hernandez discusses his priorities (opens the original)
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On Thursday’s Capital Tonight, we spoke with incumbent state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, a Democrat who has held the office for 19 years. He discussed his tenure, his investment strategy and the importance of his office’s credibility, among other issues. DiNapoli’s challenger, Republican and Conservative nominee, entrepreneur Joseph Hernandez, joined Capital Tonight’s Susan Arbetter in the studio just after speaking to the assembled crowd at the New York State Business Council’s annual meeting at
Comptroller Tom DiNapoli discusses his tenure, if he’ll run for a 6th term (opens the original)
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After trouncing two challengers in the Democratic primary, state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli faces a general election challenge from entrepreneur Joseph Hernandez, who is promising to modernize the office’s oversight power and invest in New York state businesses. For his part, DiNapoli has held the office of comptroller for 19 years. He’s brought the pension fund to $309 billion, its highest level ever; he’s used shareholder influence to press companies to address climate change among other issues;
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