AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCampus Safety: Cornell has agreed to let sexual-assault survivors choose New York State Police or campus police to investigate, amid scrutiny of the university’s handling of a case tied to alleged assaults at a fraternity. State Safety: Gov. Kathy Hochul ordered flags lowered Friday for Thruway worker Jamil Wilson, fatally injured while working on the Cross Westchester Expressway. State officials also warn that the time change can increase drowsy-driving risks. AI Rules: New York has enacted a law restricting chatbots that pose as companions to children. Election Push: Hochul and Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman are courting voters as early voting continues ahead of Election Day. NYC Marathon: Sunday’s race will bring street and bridge closures across all five boroughs, with major restrictions beginning Saturday. City Economy: New York City lost about 30,000 private-sector jobs in August and September, with restaurants and other leisure businesses among the hardest hit.
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