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National survey shows LGBTQ+ youth face higher suicide risk

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By Cheryl Wills Verified, Dana Mathura Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
During this Pride Month, “NY1 at Ten” focuses on mental health among LGBTQ+ youth. Studies show that one in 10 young people have attempted suicide in the past year. Jackson Budinger, the senior director of communications at The Trevor Project, a nonprofit focused on suicide prevention, joined “NY1 at Ten” on Thursday to discuss more. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.
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Visiting the Fraunces Tavern Museum ahead of America’s 250th anniversary

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By Cheryl Wills Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
As the nation prepares to mark America’s 250th birthday, many New Yorkers are looking back at the people, places and stories that helped shape the country’s founding — like the Fraunces Tavern Museum in Lower Manhattan. The organization Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York purchased and restored this building during the early 20th century. Built in 1719, the New York City landmark on Pearl Street is the oldest building in Manhattan.
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State budget scales back on climate goals

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By Cheryl Wills Verified, Dana Mathura Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed off on the state budget Thursday. However, it rolls back New York’s landmark climate law. The 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act was set to cut 40% of greenhouse gases from New York state by 2030. Under the new state budget, that target is now 60% by 2040. Climate experts are discussing the impact this will have on New Yorkers. Jessica Ottney Mahar, the policy and strategy director of The Nature Conservancy, joined “NY1 at Ten” on Thursday to discuss more.
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