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The big push at session's end[1]
There will be people in red shirts shouting about the need for stronger rent controls, a football star extolling the virtues of traditional marriage and legions of lobbyists nudging favored bills toward floor votes that will continue long after the sun has set.
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NY senator wants bus safety grades[2]
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer on Sunday asked the federal government to post letter grades for discount tour bus companies so consumers will be able to easily see the companies' safety records.
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Good news awaits homeless Utah man: He's rich[3]
A search is on for a homeless Utah man who has some good news awaiting: He's entitled to a lot of money..
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NY Gov. Cuomo the new face of gay marriage rights[4]
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has become a prominent champion of legalized gay marriage, pushing his state into the center of the national debate over an emotional and divisive issue.
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Some Methodist clergy defy gay marriage ban[5]
A growing number of pastors in the United Methodist Church say they're no longer willing to obey a church rule that prohibits them from officiating at same-sex marriages, despite the potential threat of being disciplined or dismissed from the church.
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NY proposes changes to deer hunting regulations[6]
Wildlife officials are proposing a special hunting weekend for teenagers, an earlier start to the bowhunting season, and a ban on killing young bucks in some regions under a new plan that will guide deer management.
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Syracuse woman accused of burning holes in police officer's pants with cigarette[7]
Syracuse police said the woman was "extremely intoxicated" and violent. Officers sprayed a "chemical agent" at her face in order to arrest her.