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WATCH: Maayan Hoffman in conversation with Mark Silberman, Jewish Future Pledge Global Chairman.

Mayor Eric Adams is weighing in on a years-long battle over whether a historical Upper West Side Church should be knocked down or preserved, The Post has learned. 

How many private meetings between a developer applicant and the chairman, lawyer and staff of the Landmarks Preservation Commission does it take before the pattern is considered corruption?

The perpetual debate about who gets the final say in medical decisions is manifesting in new ways as states enact restrictions or bans on abortion and transgender healthcare.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois won't cover gender-affirming care for a teenager covered by a Catholic health system's self-funded employee health plan, and the insurer is now subject to a class-action lawsuit alleging it violated federal anti-discrimination law by carrying out its client's wishes.

The Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing comes just months after the state approved a plan to sell the hospitals.

A state board has blocked plans by Advocate Aurora Health to combine with Southern system Atrium Health

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, increasing doctors' liability regarding providing abortion. Their exposure will depend on their risk tolerance, their malpractice insurance policy and the nature of the allegations.

If the Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade, doctors' liability regarding providing abortion services will depend on their risk tolerance, their malpractice insurance policy and the nature of the allegations.

Michigan has become a particular battleground over who will enforce the state's abortion laws, leaving confusion over what will happen to doctors who perform them.