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Upcoming Seminar Offers Hope in an Age of Assisted Suicide
How can we uphold the value of human life while offering meaningful hope to those who are suffering? New York Families Foundation invites Western New Yorkers to attend “Preventing Assisted
New York Has a Gambling Problem—and a Stake in Keeping It
New York has sued Polymarket, alleging that its prediction market is an illegal gambling operation. Polymarket disputes that characterization, arguing that its contracts are financial products regulated at the federal
DiNapoli vs. Hernandez: Who Will Watch New York’s Money?
Democratic incumbent Thomas P. DiNapoli (DiNapoliforNewYork.com) and Republican challenger Joseph Hernandez (HernandezforNY.com) are competing to become New York’s next state comptroller. Their October 1 Spectrum News debate highlighted differences in
Why I Will Quietly Decline
Cancer brings clarity, and I will not take up New York’s offer to hasten death By Jason J. McGuire On August 5, New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act took
Nominate a School Board Leader for School Board Academy
Some of the most important decisions affecting children and families are made not in Washington or Albany, but in local school board meetings throughout New York. Questions involving curriculum, parental
New York Families Marks 50th Anniversary of the Hyde Amendment
McGuire: Fifty years later, the principle that taxpayers should not be compelled to fund abortion remains relevant Albany, N.Y. — New York Families Action, New York Family Foundation’s public policy