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Republican Cyndi Carrasco joins the race ahead of the May primary and hopes to face incumbent Democrat Ryan Mears in November.

The 30-second video, which launched on social media and was blasted out in an email on Monday, attacks the Democratic incumbent’s coronavirus policies.

Annie Lamont's firm Oak HC/FT invested more than once in Sema4, a company that got $17 million in state contracts on its way to going public.

Sema4, the Stamford-based laboratory ensnared in a controversy over investments made by first lady Annie Lamont’s venture capital firm, has informed public health officials and its investors that it will no longer provide COVID testing, leaving the state without one of its key partners as the demand for testing rises.

The company's decision to discontinue testing comes on the heels of criticism over investments made by Annie Lamont's venture capital firm.

New Yorks ethics watchdog agency on Tuesday ordered former Gov. Andrew Cuomo to repay the state the proceeds he received from his $5 million book deal.

The Joint Commission on Public Ethics voted 12-1 to approve the order, the spokesperson said. Reuters has not seen the commission's full resolution. In a statement, Cuomo lawyer Jim McGuire vowed to fight the order. In November, the commission found Cuomo failed to meet state regulations that dictate the outside activities of public officials, such as writing a book in exchange for royalties or other compensation.

New Yorks ethics watchdog agency on Tuesday ordered former Gov. Andrew Cuomo to repay the state the proceeds he received from his $5 million book deal.

New Yorks ethics watchdog agency on Tuesday ordered former Gov. Andrew Cuomo to repay the state the proceeds he received from his $5 million book deal.

New Yorks ethics watchdog agency on Tuesday ordered former Gov. Andrew Cuomo to repay the state the proceeds he received from his $5 million book deal.