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The state Legislature has finished the regular 2023 session. Members of the Assembly and state Senate packed up and went home. An old Albany joke reads: “We can now relax

With the field largely set, the candidates have started much more direct criticism of the former president. The attacks come amid uncertainty over how voters will react to his indictment.

Twin daughters at home from school. welcome to you, sir, the assembly was suppose to be for first graders and above. there were children younger than that. tell us your story. >> yes, sir. the assembly was planned for child ren for grades first to 12. later on during the day we found out children in lower grade levels were attending. children 4 years old and younger. by law, they werent suppose to do that. they broke the law. they took our children and broke the law. >> you got 500 signatures an...

ALBANY — One in nine girls, and one in 20 boys under age 18 are thought to experience sexual assault or abuse in the U.S., but in New York, when

Taxpayer-funded service has benefited a handful of Democratic members of the legislative chamber.

The county’s choking wage bill now stands at 53 per cent of the total budget, necessitating the need to bring it down

Leaders say Nairobi has never shown any appreciation despite using their valuable resources

For more than three months, two legislative staffers have provided child care services for lawmakers in a conference room.

Former Vice President of India, M Venkaiah Naidu on Wednesday underlined that the country is observing the indecent behaviour of some leaders in assemblies and

Sifuna said he'll honour the invitation to address the assembly If he gets one