UnopposedLegislative Seats: A Silent Threat to New York’s Democracy In the bustling political landscape of New York State, the glaring absence of competition in many legislative races is a troubling sign. With over 40% of New York State Assembly and Senate districts...
Are you a woman who has considered running for office? Do you wonder what it would take to succeed? Story by: L Burghardt Claudia Tenney may be someone to seek advice from. She has experienced the ups, downs, redistricting, and the anxiety of uncertainty. Even the...
Love Canal residents discuss revitalizing their contaminated neighborhood with EPA Administrator Lee M. Thomas in 1985. The Poison Beneath Our Feet New York’s Battle Against Toxic Waste It’s a quiet summer evening in Niagara Falls, but the ground tells a...
The Lifesaving Case forBlood Typeson NY State Driver’s Licenses article inspired by Rory Maginley In New York State, the need for efficient emergency medical care is paramount. Each year, over 60,000 New Yorkers aged 16 and older require blood transfusions due to...
New York’sDangerous Proposal: Felons Serving on Juries is a Threat to Public Safety A new bill in New York State could put public safety at risk by allowing convicted felons to serve on juries. The so-called “Jury of Our Peers Act” would grant individuals convicted of...
New York’s Firearm Possession Bill: A Direct Assault on Constitutional Rights In a bold and alarming move, New York lawmakers have introduced a bill that could strip millions of young adults of their constitutional right to bear arms. Assembly Bill 346 seeks to make...
