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Re Edward Chevallier's comments on the Voices page of the Sunday paper: "[Joe] Biden got there because of 50 years of riding the back bench, and, well, we all know how [Kamala] Harris got there, don't we?"

WASHINGTON -- The Biden administration will not send any American government officials to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, making official a diplomatic boycott to pressure China over human-rights abuses -- a move that China has vowed to greet with "firm countermeasures."

WASHINGTON -- The Biden administration will not send any American government officials to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, making official a diplomatic boycott to pressure China over human-rights abuses -- a move that China has vowed to greet with "firm countermeasures."

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Andrew Cuomo’s Bad Press Since December, Andrew Cuomo, the governor of New York, has not taken an in-person question from a reporter. Amid compounding crises, Cuomo––who was hailed by much of the national press at the height of New York’s COVID outbreak––has hidden from journalists, under the guise of health and safety protocols. (No matter that he held briefings last spring, when COVID peaked in New York, with reporters allowed inside.) His recent press conferences have been stacke...

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This will be her third-straight legislative year in the position since late 2018 when she became the Assembly’s first female and Black speaker.

Presented by Uber Driver Stories It won’t be doomsday for subway riders quite yet, after the MTA approved a $17 billion budget holding off on the drastic service cuts it has threatened because of its pandemic-induced financial crisis. Instead, the transit agency’s budget assumes — fingers crossed — that it will get a $4.5 billion cash infusion from the federal government. That’s roughly the amount Sen. Chuck Schumer has been trying to secure for the transit system in recent stimulu...