After Many Threats, an Arizona Lawmaker Asks: ‘Is It Really Worth It?’
Alma Hernandez’s home used to feel like her sanctuary. Now it feels like a fortress. In recent years…
After Many Threats, an Arizona Lawmaker Asks: ‘Is It Really Worth It?’
Alma Hernandez’s home used to feel like her sanctuary. Now it feels like a fortress. In recent years…
After Many Threats, an Arizona Lawmaker Asks: ‘Is It Really Worth It?’
Alma Hernandez’s home used to feel like her sanctuary. Now it feels like a fortress. In recent years…
What New York’s Rape Laws Mean for the Cornell Case
A New York prosecutor has blamed the state’s rape laws in part for his decision not to charge…
Opinion | What’s Happening in Kansas Should Alarm Us All
“This is a state-created refugee crisis,” said Samantha Boucher, a political organizer based in Denver. Boucher used to…
Should N.Y. Bathhouses Be Allowed to Offer Space for Sex?
Before gay kickball leagues, “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” Grindr or even Stonewall, there was the steamy world of bathhouses.…
Opinion | The Second Home Tax Is a Win for New York
The tax, imposed only on expensive second homes, is not a new idea. In New York, its advocates…
Vaccine Laws Were Under Debate in Dozens of States. Here’s How Those Bills Fared.
Number of bills to weaken vaccination rules or access By Amy Schoenfeld Walker and Lily Boyce The reporters…
New York Enacts Nation’s First Statewide Moratorium on Data Centers
Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York signed an executive order on Tuesday placing a one-year pause on the…
New York becomes the first state to impose a data center moratorium
By Jasper Ward July 14 (Reuters) – New York became the first U.S. state on Tuesday to halt…
N.Y. Lawmakers Move to Pause Data Centers and Curb Surveillance Pricing
New York State lawmakers gaveled out on Friday, ending a session with its share of triumphs and disappointments.…
Central Ohio Becomes Hub for Tech and Manufacturing
When Mark Kvamme, a former partner at Sequoia Capital, left Silicon Valley for Columbus, Ohio, in 2011, colleagues…