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Michael Gormley

Albany
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Former investigative reporter who covered NY state politics and gov't for Newsday, Associated Press; also worked for Albany Times Union and Binghamton Press.
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Journalist finds resistance takes many forms

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By Michael Gormley
| The Roundtable (Podcast)
Published May 12, 2026 at 12:52 PM EDT A recruiting poster in Britain during World War I depicted a father in a comfortable chair with his daughter on his lap, as she asked him an uncomfortable question. She held a history textbook and said, “Daddy, what did you do in the Great War?” Her father cast a shameful look, unable to look his daughter in the face. Americans will soon face similar questions. What did you do when Trumpism discarded democracy for an authoritarian state?
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New York children face health coverage loss under Trump policy

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By Michael Gormley
| Newsday Verified
ALBANY — More than 750,000 children in New York would lose health care coverage under a new federal policy by the Trump administration, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Wednesday. Hochul said the federal policy change will impact children statewide who now benefit from Medicaid and Child Health Plus, including 33,523 children in Nassau County and 45,908 in Suffolk County.
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Lawsuit against USDA over SNAP data sharing guidance

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By Michael Gormley
| Newsday Verified
ALBANY — State Attorney General Letitia James on Monday sought to block the Trump administration’s demand for personal information for recipients of food stamps, which James said would be used to find, harass and prosecute immigrants that need the aid to feed their children. James and Democratic attorneys general in 19 other states have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which is seeking the personal information of recipients.
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