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    New York is No. 1 in losing residents who move to other states, study shows

    New York over the past year continued to lose more residents to other states than it gained — even as the overall population grew slightly thanks to a continued influx of immigrants, Census data shows. During the 12-month period ending July 1, the state lost a net 190,508 residents to other...
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    New York on pace to lose 1 congressional seat in 2022

    It's likely that New York will lose one of its 27 congressional seats in the 2022 reapportionment because its small growth in population hasn't kept pace with the nation as a whole. According to Census Bureau estimates released Wednesday, New York’s population was 19.85 million as of July 1...
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    County clerks want meeting with Cuomo over handgun laws

    County clerks across the state are seeking an emergency meeting with Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other leaders about a Jan. 31 deadline for re-certifying handgun licenses under the 2013 SAFE Act gun control law. County clerks, who keep track of handgun licenses in their individual counties, say they...
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    Cuomo Tells Female Reporter She’s Doing ‘Disservice to Women’ by Asking About Aide’s Sexual Harassme

    New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D.) brushed off a reporter's question about sexual harassment in state government, accusing her of doing a "disservice to women." During a Wednesday press conference, NYS Public Radio's Karen DeWitt asked the Democrat about former aide Sam Hoyt, who resigned in...
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    Trump, Mattis turn military loose on ISIS, leaving terror caliphate in tatters

    BAGHDAD – Hundreds of ISIS fighters had just been chased out of a northern Syrian city and were fleeing through the desert in long convoys, presenting an easy target to U.S. A-10 "warthogs." But the orders to bomb the black-clad jihadists never came, and the terrorists melted into their...
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    Upstate NY Losing More Jobs

    Owego Sanmina plant shutting down, more than 300 employees to be laid off An Owego factory will soon shut down after hundreds of employees were told they will lose their jobs. Tioga County Director of Economic Development and Planning LeeAnn Tinney says that around 50 temporary employees at...
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    Feds issue 4,000 orders to seize guns from people who failed background checks

    Federal authorities sought to take back guns from thousands of people the background check system should have blocked from buying weapons because they had criminal records, mental health issues or other problems that would disqualify them. A USA TODAY review found that the FBI issued more than...
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    Left-wing activists plan protest outside Cuomo’s fundraiser

    Left-wing Democratic Party activists are organizing a protest outside Gov. Cuomo’s 60th birthday fundraiser bash at Cipriani Wall Street on Dec. 14 — just across from the Trump Building –that will feature Bon Jovi and Bill Clinton. “The occasion is Gov. 1%’s birthday, at Cipriani’s Restaurant...
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    Arby's worker chases robber into river with Dodge Charger and Glock 9mm

    It was just after 9 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 27 when one of Marcia Rabideau's managers beat on the door of the Sterling Heights Arby's and yelled, "I just was robbed!" Rabideau said she could see the alleged armed robber running so she jumped into her Dodge Charger and gave chase, cornering him at...
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    Black Friday posts new single day record for gun checks at more than 200,000

    he FBI was flooded Friday with more than 200,000 background check requests for gun purchases, setting a new single day record, the bureau reported Saturday. In all, the FBI fielded 203,086 requests on Black Friday, up from the previous single-day highs of 185,713 last year and 185,345 in 2015...
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    Chobani building $21 million research center, not in New York

    Chobani, the second-largest yogurt maker in the United States, has picked Idaho, not upstate New York, as the site of its new $21 million research center. The Greek yogurt giant founded by former University at Albany student Hamdi Ulukaya is headquartered in New Berlin, New York, about 100...
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    White House budget director defends tax reform plan, says feds are not to blame for New York’s high

    President Trump's budget director defended a tax reform plan to eliminate the deductibility of state and local taxes by saying it's not Washington's fault New York's taxes are so high. Gov. Cuomo, state Democrats and even some Republicans have said high-tax states like New York would be...
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    GE planning $1 billion in cuts at Schenectady-based unit

    Schenectady General Electric Co. CEO John Flannery plans to cut $1 billion in costs out of its GE Power business, which is headquartered locally. The news, which Flannery announced Monday morning during an investor meeting in New York City, is part of Flannery's plan to slash costs at GE and...
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    Cuomo, a Master of the $50,000 Fund-Raiser, Bypasses Small Donors

    At $25 million and counting, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo sits atop the largest tower of campaign contributions of any Democratic politician in America, but this monument to his prodigious fund-raising strength also reveals one of his greatest vulnerabilities, especially if he harbors presidential...
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    After loss, Astorino rules out run for governor

    After losing to Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2014, Rob Astorino suggested it wouldn't be his last bid for governor. "We have planted a flag, and we will be back to reclaim it and advance it further," Astorino said in his concession speech. But his potential plans were derailed Tuesday when he lost...
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    Andrew Cuomo’s trip to Cali fuels presidential buzz

    Gov. Cuomo’s fund-raising trip to California on Tuesday won’t quiet the buzz about him running for president in 2020. After a breakfast in San Francisco with Silicon Valley titans such as Chris Larsen, Munjal Shah and Bitcoin backer Ben Lawsky, the former New York state financial services...
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    'Disturbed man' had grenade launcher, firearms cache, Albany County sheriff says

    Looks like FUAC gets to boast about how his SAFE Act just saved us all. Perfect timing! https://www.google.com/amp/news10.com/2017/11/06/albany-county-man-arrested-with-arsenal-of-weapons/amp/ Guy with PTSD isn't feeling all there. His wife calls it in and the police are elated to find an...
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    Cuomo points to SAFE Act after Texas shooting

    Gov. Andrew Cuomo again called for gun control in the wake of Sunday’s mass shooting at a Texas church, saying the law he pushed in New York should be implemented around the country. Law enforcement officials say Devin Patrick Kelley killed 26 people and wounded almost as many others during at...
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    Gov. Cuomo demands that GOP lawmakers offer more than thoughts and prayers: ‘We need action’

    Republican lawmakers need to stop offering “thoughts and prayers” to mass shooting victims and start doing something to curb gun violence, Gov. Cuomo said Monday. Cuomo, during a conference call with reporters, accused GOP members in Congress of “political pandering to the NRA” by refusing to...
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    Millennials: Communism sounds pretty chill

    According to the latest survey from the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, a D.C.-based nonprofit, one in two U.S. millennials say they would rather live in a socialist or communist country than a capitalist democracy. What’s more, 22% of them have a favorable view of Karl Marx and a...
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    Nikki Haley tells United Nations: You're not the boss of U.S.

    Ambassador Nikki Haley blasted the United Nations Wednesday in a defiant speech to the 193-member General Assembly before it adopted a resolution calling for an end to the U.S. economic embargo on Cuba. Haley called the long-standing debate “political theater.” “Let’s be honest about what we...
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    DNC: White men shouldn't apply for tech jobs

    White men need not apply. That’s the message from a Democratic National Committee data services manager, currently on the hunt to filll multiple vacancies in the tech department. The political organization, which routinely makes grand statements about inclusion, recently sent an email to its...
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    New regulations fortify New York City as immigration sanctuary

    As the Trump administration attempts to crack down on sanctuary cities, New York is slapping more restrictions on its cooperation with federal immigration authorities. Under legislation the City Council passed 41-4 on Tuesday, city employees will be banned from spending any time on duty or...
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    College professor sparks fury by claiming that having a 'white nuclear family with children you want

    A sociology professor has claimed that 'white nuclear families' with children are a form of white supremacy. Jessie Daniels, a self-proclaimed 'internationally recognized expert on Internet manifestations of racism' at the City University of New York, made the controversial claim Wednesday on...
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    Gun permits in NYC may soon come with a health warning

    Gun ownership in New York City could soon come with a warning — it’s dangerous to your health. The City Council Public Safety Committee voted 6-1 Monday to require the NYPD to hand out written warnings about the risks of gun ownership to new applicants for firearm permits. “Just like the...
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    Cuomo picks former Obama campaign aide to run state Democrats

    Heading into the congressional midterm elections and his own re-election year, Gov. Cuomo is turning to an ex-campaign aide to former President Obama to run the state Democratic party. Geoff Berman, who in 2012 served as the Obama campaign’s deputy national training director and then deputy...
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    Cuomo picks former Obama campaign aide to run state Democrats

    Heading into the congressional midterm elections and his own re-election year, Gov. Cuomo is turning to an ex-campaign aide to former President Obama to run the state Democratic party. Geoff Berman, who in 2012 served as the Obama campaign’s deputy national training director and then deputy...
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    George Washington's Church Says Plaque Honoring First President Must Come Down

    Leaders at the church that George Washington attended decided that a plaque honoring the first president of the United States must be removed. Christ Church in Alexandria, Virginia will take down a memorial marking the pew where Washington sat with his family, saying it is not acceptable to all...
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    Queens businessman dies after loan shark's goons shoot him in his office over unpaid debt

    UnSAFE Act at work. A Queens businessman who was shot inside his office over an unpaid loan has died, police said Friday. A gang of three killers dressed in suits burst into Garden Valley Distribution, a deli products wholesaler on 101st Ave. near 99th St. in Ozone Park, about 10:15 a.m...
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    Neighbors working to appeal town's bow hunting laws, fearing for their safety

    rondequoit, N.Y. — Spring Valley Drive is an idyllic stretch of land these neighbors have called home for decades. But now, they say their sanctuary is no more. Three small pieces of land across from Lisa DeLouise's home were purchased by a hunter. Just last year, that same land was approved...
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    Cuomo’s sad excuse on Upstate

    ‘It’s been a bad 50 years” for the Upstate economy, Gov. Cuomo argued this week. “You’re not going to turn it around in a couple of years.” Still, he insists, he has “changed the overall trajectory” of the area’s economy. Yeah — downward. As two New York Fed analysts reported this month...
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    2017 New York Political Party Enrollment Statistics Broken Down By County and Age

    2017 New York Political Party Enrollment Statistics Broken Down By County and Age
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    Cuomo Returns To Puerto Rico

    New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo headed back to Puerto Rico on Thursday for the second time since the U.S. territory was walloped by Hurricane Maria. Cuomo said he wants to assess the recovery and find out how the state can best help as Puerto Ricans struggle with power outages and shortages more...
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    Army veteran avoids prison but still vows appeal of SAFE Act convictions

    An Iraq War combat veteran who served seven years in the Army's 82nd Airborne Division avoided prison time and received a conditional discharge Wednesday for his three felony violations of New York State's gun control law. Simeon D. Mokhiber, 42, still plans to appeal his conviction. A Niagara...
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    New York Regulator Probes NRA-Branded Self-Defense Insurance

    A New York financial regulator is investigating the National Rifle Association’s participation in insurance policies that cover legal costs for policyholders in self-defense shootings. The investigation by the state’s Department of Financial Services is focused on whether the firearms-advocacy...
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    Upstate NY 'Annie Oakley,' 15, wins world shooting title in Alabama

    Rachel Champney said she likes competing in rimfire shooting competitions because "it's fun and she gets to meet new people all the time." The 15-year-old Sherrill, N.Y. teen is also good - real good at what she does. Earlier this month, she won the ladies limited division at the National...
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    Higgins to give NRA donations to anti-gun charities

    After accepting $5,000 in donations from the National Rifle Association between 2006 and 2012, the Democratic lawmaker from Buffalo announced on Facebook earlier this month that he now plans to donate that money to local and national organizations dedicated to fighting for what he called "common...
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    Signs of a coming New York state budget crisis

    If Tom DiNapoli’s new report on state finances is any guide, Gov. Cuomo’s luck may be about to run out. As the Empire Center’s E.J. McMahon notes, the state comptroller’s latest cash report cites tax receipts $387 million short of recent projections — and $2 billion below what Cuomo counted on...
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    Buffalo job market had worst month in 7 1/2 years during September

    The Buffalo Niagara job market laid an egg in September. While job growth has slowed to a crawl for most of this year, hiring turned negative in September, with the region losing 3,500 jobs from September 2016 to September 2017, according to new data released Thursday by the state Labor...
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    Cuomo’s collapsing hi-tech upstate dreams

    t’s all about the ribbon-cutting. That seems to be Gov. Cuomo’s approach to Upstate’s economy — and he made sure he was front and center for Tuesday’s photo-op at a Plattsburgh plant opening. Too bad Upstate’s job growth, which crept along at just half the nation’s rate for the first few years...
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    Study Finds Mass Killings Not On The Rise Over Past Decade

    Research by of University of Illinois professor has revealed a surprising trend about mass murder in the United States. Contrary to what you might think, mass murders are not on the rise, according to computer science professor Sheldon Jacobson. Jacobson said there were 323 such killings – in...
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    Ringleaders of armed home invasions receive 155, 135-year prison sentences

    Two men convicted in connection with several violent home invasions in Rochester and Greece have each been sentenced to more than 100 years in prison. 37-year-old Matthew Nix and 36-year-old Earl McCoy received sentenced of 155 years and 135 years in prison respectively. Prosecutors say they...
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    Cuomo's upstate 'revival' stalls

    Upstate is back, Gov. Andrew Cuomo claims at every opportunity, showering his economic-development czar Howard Zemsky with praise for nothing less than a miracle. Unfortunately, as the governor prepares to run for re-election, his upstate revival has stalled and the worst performance is in the...
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    Kolb, Molinaro in talks to form GOP ticket against Cuomo in 2018

    Two former colleagues could reunite in an attempt to unseat Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2018. Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb and Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro, both of whom are exploring gubernatorial bids, are in discussions to form a Republican ticket to challenge Cuomo, a Democrat...
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    ‘Cold creepiness rarely seen’: Hillary seethes when asked about Wikileaks

    Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton became visibly irritated during an interview with Australian TV when she was asked about Wikileaks and its founder, Julian Assange. In the interview with 4corners, she appeared tired with bags under her eyes, and her bitterness over losing the...
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    Hillary Clinton in talks with Columbia University to take on professor role

    Hillary Clinton is testing the waters on a return to academia. The former U.S. Secretary of State and presidential nominee is in talks with Columbia University to take on a formal role at the Ivy League — and potentially house her archives there, multiple sources told the Daily News. One...
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    Justice Dept. gives NYC 'last chance' to end 'sanctuary policies' on immigration

    The feds are giving what they call a "last chance" warning to New York that the city's immigrant-friendly policies may cost it federal grants. A letter from the Justice Department released Thursday said officials believe New York is violating a law requiring cooperation on immigration...
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    Antifa Group Plans Nationwide 'Deface Columbus Day' Actions for Monday

    Violent left-wing anarchists have announced a nationwide campaign to deface Christopher Columbus statues this coming Monday. Five Christopher Columbus statues have already been vandalized in New York City in recent weeks, according to Far Left Watch. In one case last month, vandals defaced a...
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    Mike Bloomberg offers to 'match every donation' to fight gun violence

    On Wednesday afternoon, former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg took to Twitter to announce that he will match donations given to Everytown for Gun Safety, a nonprofit organization that advocates for gun control that he founded in 2014. "US has a gun violence problem," the billionaire...
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    NFL players’ union teamed up with George Soros to fund leftist advocacy groups

    Even before its feud over the national anthem with President Trump, the NFL Players Association wasn’t on the same political team as many of its fans, judging from its contributions to leftist advocacy groups. Tax documents released by 2ndVote show the NFLPA donated $5,000 in 2015 to the Center...
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