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Move Indigo – Yes, New Yorkers with second homes in the Empire State can choose where they want to vote

New York state law allows citizens with dual residences to choose where they want to vote.

Effort to reform elections in Buffalo appears dead

Laurence Rubin, chairman of the Charter Revision Commission. Photo...

No proof Pope Leo XIV played jazz trombone under the name ‘Bobby Prev’

The newly elected pope said in a 2024 interview that he played tennis in his free time but did not mention the trombone.

Yes, Trump called the toy company Mattel a country

The U.S. president was speaking at the White House, during a news conference announcing a trade deal with the U.K.

Don’t fall for AI videos about Musk’s young son praising Jesus on live TV

Videos about the claim included disclaimers that the story was fictional and the visuals were the product of artificial intelligence software.

Breaking down RFK Jr.’s alleged ‘autism registry’ tracking Americans with the condition

The National Institutes of Health director said they were launching an autism registry — but a Health and Human Services official contradicted him.

DOD denies content on WWII icon Ruby Bradley will be removed, despite rumors

The Department of Defense shut down online rumors it would delete the decorated U.S. veteran's history.

Black Babies Were Used as Alligator Bait in the American South?

Tales of infants being used as alligator bait were popularized in 19th-century newspapers, on postcards and in racist memorabilia.

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Move Indigo – Yes, New Yorkers with second homes in the Empire State can choose where they want to vote

New York state law allows citizens with dual residences to choose where they want to vote.

Effort to reform elections in Buffalo appears dead

Laurence Rubin, chairman of the Charter Revision Commission. Photo...

Graham Platner – Platner says Collins sided with Trump to cut Medicaid, SNAP and help the rich. That’s False.

Sen. Susan Collins “sided with Trump, giving billionaires and corporations a hand out, paid for by cuts to Medicaid and SNAP.”