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Janice Dean: COVID vaccine distribution botched by Cuomo – why wasn t New York s governor more prepared?

Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean joins Fox & Friends to discuss Gov. Andrew Cuomo s botched coronavirus vaccine rollout. According to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, his leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic has been worthy of many rewards: A New York Times bestseller on leadership, a COVID mountain poster he commissioned to be made and sold, an Emmy, a Ted Kennedy award and a birthday party that you could attend virtually for $1,000 with a check made out to the Andrew Cuomo reelection campaign. If you ask those who lost loved ones in nursing homes, as my family did in 2020, his leadership has been a failure starting with his March 25 order to put COVID positive patients into nursing homes for 46 days, and the subsequent cover-up of the total number of seniors we’ve lost since then.

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Andrew Yang s Predictions for 2021 Include More Cash Relief and a New Third Party

Andrew Yang s Predictions for 2021 Include More Cash Relief and a New Third Party On 12/31/20 at 11:32 AM EST Andrew Yang, the tech entrepreneur who ran for president in the 2020 Democratic primary, has released his political forecast for the new year. On Thursday, Yang released three of his predictions for 2021. He anticipates that more cities and states across the country will adopt ranked-choice voting systems, that there will be more cash relief from the federal government and that there will be an emergence of a third political party. The predictions were explained on an episode of his podcast Yang Speaks, which was hosted by his 2020 campaign manager Zach Graumann and finance director Carly Reilly. Yang was not present for the podcast, but he did post his political projections in a tweet.

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Comptroller s audit shows hazardous conditions for infants in homeless shelters

Comptroller s audit shows hazardous conditions for infants in homeless shelters
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N Y comptrollers proposals target Amazon, 4 others

Bloomberg Finance officials in New York have targeted Amazon and other firms they believe should do better against racial bias or gender parity. New York s state and city comptrollers on Dec. 18 issued shareholder proposals to companies they believe have not sufficiently fought against racial discrimination or gender parity within their organizations. Thomas DiNapoli, the state comptroller and sole trustee of the $226.4 billion New York State Common Retirement Fund, Albany, filed a shareholder proposal at Amazon.com asking for an independent audit to review the company s civil rights, equity, diversity and inclusion policies. Through its proposal, the common fund cites allegations that Amazon has disproportionately paid low wages to its Black and Latino warehouse employees, exposed these employees to COVID-19 through dangerous working conditions and discriminated against employees of its Whole Foods subsidiary for wearing Black Lives Matter masks while working.

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NY Comptroller Calls for SEC to Investigate Tyson Foods

“Tyson is flagrantly misrepresenting its poor pandemic response,” Comptroller Scott M. Stringer said. Dec 17th, 2020 New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer In this May 7 file photo, workers enter and leave the Tyson Foods pork processing plant in Logansport, IN. AP Photo/Michael Conroy, File NEW YORK On Dec. 15, New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer called on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to open an investigation into Tyson Foods Inc. for making misleading disclosures to investors, including the New York City Retirement Systems, regarding its worker health and safety protections, and resulting risks, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Tyson’s slow and minimal pandemic response and the resulting infections, hospitalizations, and deaths among its workforce are well-documented; however, Tyson’s annual disclosure paints an inaccurate and misleading picture of the company’s safety culture and its claims that it continues to implement safety

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