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A data center battle unfolds 30 miles north of Manhattan Original

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By Bobby Cuza Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
The public backlash against data centers has become a potent political issue across the country, and one battle is playing out just 30 miles north of New York City, where residents are fighting a project that’s moving forward despite a statewide moratorium. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the moratorium last month to much fanfare — but the executive order applies only to data centers requiring 50 megawatts of energy or more.
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Meta to restrict teen social media use under $18 billion settlement

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By Bobby Cuza Verified
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Meta, the corporate parent of Facebook and Instagram, has agreed to a landmark legal settlement that includes a payout of up to $18 billion and restrictions on how children can use its social media platforms. Critics of Meta called the news a monumental victory. "This is a huge moment," said Jim Steyer, founder and CEO of Common Sense Media, a leading industry critic.
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Medical aid in dying law takes effect in New York

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By Bobby Cuza Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
After a years-long legislative battle, New York’s medical aid in dying law took effect Wednesday, allowing those with terminal illnesses to end their lives by taking a lethal dose of medication. As a state senator, Brad Hoylman-Sigal spent years fighting to pass the legislation. “Today was a long time coming,” Hoylman-Sigal, now the Manhattan borough president, said. New Yorkers 18 and over with six months or less to live can now request life-ending medication, subject to some restrictions.
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