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Early Addition: Should Cuomo Resign? Survey Says NYers Are Split
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James Ramsay
Published Apr 19, 2021
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- A new Siena poll found that New York voters are almost evenly split on the question of whether Governor Andrew Cuomo should resign.
- Twelve big-time European soccer teams are bailing on their domestic leagues to play in some kind of global citizen league, and nobody seems happy about it.
- NASA's lil' 4-pound helicopter briefly got off the ground on Mars, marking a new achievement for humankind.
- A Tesla being driven by "no one" crashed in Texas last night, killing the two people on board — neither of whom were in the driver's seat — and raising new concerns about the car company's driver-assist function.
- Some Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccine recipients are reportedly feeling PfOMO because they didn't get the status vaccine, Pfizer.
- Variety looks at how 94-year-old David Attenborough, who has two new climate documentaries out this month, became "nature's voice of reason."
- The New York Knicks are GOOD.
- Whoopi Goldberg, who recently graced the first cover of Black Cannabis Magazine, is launching a new pot company.
- And finally, sticking your hand through a fence is a risk, but it paid off here!:
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