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Line they're putting in place processes where they could reverse the outcome even if we crawl through glass and run through the fire to get to the ballot box. and, so, if they are able to win the house, the damage that they can do to permanently make it difficult to vote and just alter the way that we participate in a democratic process could be irreversible. and, so, this may not be, as i said, this is not only the most important election. if we don't get it right it could be the last election because they are also putting in place, what i believe, is a way to make sure that donald trump wins...

NXIVM critic's plea over child gets little action Attorney hopes letters spur action by Cuomo's office on behalf of 3-year-old boy JAMES M. ODATO Capitol bureau Aug. 3, 2010 FacebookTwitterEmail 9 1of9Clare Bronfman (John Carl D'Annibale / Times Union)John Carl D'AnnibaleShow MoreShow Less 2of9Sara Bronfman (John Carl D'Annibale / Times Union)John Carl D'AnnibaleShow MoreShow Less 3of9 6of9 8of9Joseph O'Hara (Luanne M. Ferris/Times Union)LUANNE M. FERRISShow MoreShow Less 9of9 ALBANY -- A major critic of the leaders of a Colonie-based organization that litigants describe as a cult...

A renowned Scottish philosopher has told an audience of experts gathered in London for a pro-family conference that “the term ‘progressive consensus’ has become a bullying term, it’s become a cover for intimidation.” Professor John Haldane, of the University of St Andrews and Baylor University, Texas, made the comments at this year’s Family Education Trust annual conference in central London, during his lecture on “The philosophical foundations of the family.” The day brought together bioethicists, lawyers, academics, medical experts, and campaigners, to hear Prof...

Looking at 2020 kbroi don't kno. the kmicommittee $380 million t improve in congress. while the report found that states should remain at charges in the election, it elected states and the federal government to invest more money in election infrastructure security. it also recommends efforts like two authentications of databases and utilizing paper backups for voting machine and voter registration. one more thing, a voter education program to help voters check their registration status well ahead elections. joining me now, our evelin f farkus and our politics correspondent. evelin, this is the...