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This incredible historic site in Putnam County has so much natural beauty and some of the best views in the Hudson Valley! Continue reading…

A fight at the Dutchess County Fair ended with a man hospitalized and three Hudson Valley men facing felony charges. Police say children were also pushed. Continue reading…

“The Trump administration violated federal law when it shared confidential taxpayer information with immigration authorities, an appeals court ruled Tuesday,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “The Internal Revenue Service improperly allowed data transfers based on partial addresses and failed to satisfy requirements that tightly tie legal information sharing to criminal investigations.”

“A former top aide to Ken Paxton, the Republican attorney general of Texas, is appearing in a new online ad endorsing his Democratic rival, James Talarico, in one of the most hotly contested and costly U.S. Senate races in the country,” the New York Times reports. “The aide, David Maxwell, served as Mr. Paxton’s director […]

“The Justice Department has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow the Trump administration to resume expansion of an internal government database available to states to verify the citizenship status of voters,” Bloomberg reports. “The application submitted to the court on Tuesday marks the latest high-stakes, election-related fight to reach the justices in recent weeks.”

Photos by Steven  A rendering has finally arrived on the construction sign at the long-cleared Third Avenue development site between 10th Street and 11th Street.  The image depicts a tiered building with a grid-like facade, large windows, and a series of setbacks...

The FDA has announced a recall of 25 varieties of cream cheese due to possible contamination with listeria.

The competition is “absolutely welcome” by the pioneering Korean giant, but Samsung warns that the device’s “weight” is crucial.

Buyers are paying over asking for move-in-ready homes — and new programs are helping sellers get there without spending cash up front.

Paul Gauguin, At the Black Rocks, from the Suite of Late Wood-Block Prints, 1898 #museumarchive #paulgauguin

Cottages with a Woman Working in the Foreground, 1890 #postimpressionism #vangogh

AWS is giving students at 132 universities across 18 countries a full year of free access to Kiro, so they enter the workforce ready to build with AI from day one.

“Republican strategist Karl Rove said Tuesday he is ‘a little bit nervous’ about the GOP’s unprecedented midterm convention, warning that Republicans are making a late and risky bet on President Donald Trump with control of Congress on the line,” Mediaite reports. Said Rove: “I’m a little bit nervous about it because, look, we’re in the […]

Dr. Oz hints at raising the retirement age:

If we can get the average American to feel so healthy that they want to work one extra year, that's worth $1 trillion to our GDP.

Corey Lewandowski asked Qatar and UAE officials to hire him for government services on the side while he was working in the Trump administration.

September 14 1:30 p.m. – 2 p.m. Team meeting and staring session w/ strange spot on wall (weekly, recurring) Heads of facilities and maintenance (both self) invited to offer theories, ideas HR and Marketing leads (both self) invited to explore the idea of naming the spot “...

A Critical Week Ahead for Democracy As I sat down this morning to try to catch you up on the...

Ask two experienced engineers about how to handle the flood of AI-generated code in their review queues, and you’ll get

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“A group of Democrats, concerned their party is not moving quickly enough to address voter anxiety about artificial intelligence, has started a political action committee aimed at spurring a response to the issue,” the New York Times reports. “The organization, called Tomorrow Together and led by Democratic campaign veterans spanning the ideological wings of the […]

“A group of Democratic lawmakers — and some former GOP members of Congress — is asking the Supreme Court to block President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict mail-in voting, arguing that the president has unlawfully seized federal election powers that belong to Congress and the states,” MS NOW reports.