Max Parrott
Reporter at Freelance
Reporter at The Villager (New York, NY)
NYC/NYS/labor freelancer. Previously: Queens Chronicle, Queens Courier. [email protected]
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1 day ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott
In elections, sometimes it’s all about the rules. Take, for instance, the recent papal election. During the last dozen years, Pope Francis appointed 163 cardinals, 108 of whom voted in the 133-vote conclave that chose Pope Leo XIV last week. Some might say that the pontiff was putting his thumb on the scale, but, after all, what incumbent does not wish to shape an electorate empowered to succeed them?
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1 day ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott
New York Attorney General Letitia James spotlighted her lawsuit against the “dismantling” of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services at a recent town hall in Westchester. James held a community impact hearing on Thursday at SUNY Westchester Community College where she assembled a group of state attorneys general who she has been collaborating with on lawsuits against the Trump administration’s executive orders. James updated her constituents on their legislation and heard their concerns.
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1 day ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott
When Staten Island’s top administrative judge Raymond L.
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1 week ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott
Staten Island District Attorney Michael McMahon has built his reputation as a prosecutor on an approach to the opioid epidemic that is surprisingly unorthodox for a politician in a conservative borough. “One of the reasons I ran to be district attorney is because I realized that this was an office that could have an incredible impact on issues in the community beyond the traditional role of the prosecutor,” McMahon told amNY Law.
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2 weeks ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott
Hundreds of lawyers gathered in Foley Square to protest what they deemed the Trump administration’s attack on the rule of law. Hundreds of attorneys converged upon Foley Square on National Law Day in what they described as a non-partisan demonstration against President Trump’s attacks against the independence of the legal industry and judiciary.
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