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I'll be excited to hear if JLC's consciously pursuing different roles after A Fish Called Wanda and how having a baby is changing priorities for Kate.

screenshot of a text saying a baby was over ten pounds resulting in an apple pay prompt

they really beat you over the head what type of people designed your phone

the administration wants to frame this (bizarrely) as law enforcement. but if law enforcement conducted a raid for a suspect and killed 40 people, including an unknown number of unarmed civilians, it would be treated as a clear disaster like Waco.

Moving out of the city and up into the Hudson Valley was so good for me and my wife. We have great nature trails, quaint shops, and now we live 5 minutes from the kidnapped leader of a sovereign nation

Capital Region ice rinks are looking for Zamboni drivers. Here's what it takes to be one “It’s kind of like a big, oversized lawnmower,” a Capital District YMCA Zamboni driver said.

“It’s kind of like a big, oversized lawnmower,” a Capital District YMCA Zamboni driver said.

Afghans escaped the Taliban. Now they fear ICE in New York. Afghans have become the latest targets of Trump’s immigration crackdown at the end of a year with a record number of ICE arrests.

Afghans have become the latest targets of Trump’s immigration crackdown at the end of a year with a record number of ICE arrests.

Homeland Security tweet: Merry Christmas, America. We are blessed to share a nation and a Savior.

Here’s the U.S. government being officially religious in a country with no official religion.

“.. We need to get better at treating this like a business,” ICE acting director Todd M. Lyons said .. as efficiently as Amazon moves packages: “Like Prime, but with human beings.”

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‘What did I do to deserve this?’ Editor Matt Rocheleau on his life and journey with ALS Hearst Newspapers’ editor Matt Rocheleau describes his journey living with an incurable, debilitating, terminal disease.

Since 2021, data investigations editor Matt Rocheleau has worked on some of the Times Union’s most impactful journalism. For more than three years, he’s done that work while dealing with the onset of ALS. Read his story:

Trailer: The Girl in the Pond

All 9 episodes of the newest @timesunion.com true crime podcast "The Girl in the Pond" are now available! Perfect binge for a holiday road trip 🎧 open.spotify.com/show/5kAgqv7...

NewsNation, Nexstar's right-wing "unbiased and neutral" news network, is now doing sponcon for Qatar

Official: Building in fatal fire did not have occupancy permit City Buildings Director Richard LaJoy said owner of 241 Western Ave. had been referred for prosecution in 2021 but city lawyers did not act.

The fire on Western Ave that killed 2 people occurred in a building that had not had a residential occupancy permit for almost five years. The codes dept. said the city never brought legal proceedings against the landlord: www.timesunion.com/news/article...

Shoutout to the Hyde Park Marriott which has a channel playing the Ken Burns Roosevelt documentary on loop 24/7.

This doesn’t happen without Maria’s intrepid reporting on this policy change, which USCIS tried to keep quiet.

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you hit mid november and all of a sudden the angle of the sun at 2:30PM on a weekday becomes an act of violence

Driver dies after striking two state troopers in Cairo The troopers, assigned to the State Police Catskill barracks, suffered non-life-threatening injuries during a Route 23 traffic stop.

Breaking late on Monday: a man has died mysteriously in upstate New York after “striking” two state police troopers with his vehicle.

More when I know it.

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The late Glenn Burke, who hit .340 for the Spokane Indians in 1972, was born on this day in 1952. A talented outfielder for the Dodgers and A's, Burke was the first openly gay player in MLB and is also credited with inventing the high five. He tragically died from AIDS-related complications in 1995.

Well, it's a little clearer now why billionaires are so invested in technology that produces better written emails.

Really wild how all these Harvard scientists and mathematics guys constantly talked about how Jeffrey Epstein was this brilliant, "misunderstood" man and then you read his emails and he's clearly a barely literate lecher, extremely easy to understand

Inbox immediately filled up with DG horror stories after this went online

“Unfettered” is out today, I read it and am working on a follow-up story/book review.

Of note: Buzz Bissinger is not mentioned at all, nor is he credited on the copyright page/acknowledgments.

pre-writing a devastating obituary for your enemy is god-tier hating of a kind you don’t often see anymore. renaissance haterism. beautiful stuff.

“woke” is when you acknowledge that black people have contributed to the united states

Perfect Albany evening celebrating the celebrated William Kennedy. A true honor being present to hear him read.

I've seen enough: The city of Albany — chartered in 1686, the capital of New York since 1797 — has elected its first Black mayor, Dorcey Applyrs. Photo by the Times Union's Lori Van Buren.

this will be the sagrada familia of sports documentaries

an architectural marvel that will never be truly finished

NY's crime victim funds on hold after comptroller decision A downstate hospital protested the bidding process for grants supporting victims. A $125 million program is now in disarray, though officials say funding for most recipients will continue.

A downstate hospital protested the bidding process for grants supporting victims. A $125 million program is now in disarray, though officials say funding for most recipients will continue.

Supermarkets, gas stations and farmers stand to lose millions in SNAP revenue Local supermarkets, gas stations and even farmers stand to lose millions of dollars if federal food stamp benefits aren't paid out next month.

Local supermarkets, gas stations and even farmers stand to lose millions of dollars if federal food stamp benefits aren't paid out next month.