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crainsnewyork.comA coalition of 13 Catholic plaintiffs filed suit July 17 in federal court in Albany challenging the Medical Aid in Dying Act. The Free Press reported the law permits terminally ill patients to request lethal medication and requires providers to discuss the option proactively.
theconservativetreehouse.comThe U.S. government will provide more than $2 billion to nine quantum computing companies in exchange for minority ownership interests. IBM will receive $1 billion to create a new chip foundry in Albany, New York.
The InterceptA state ethics panel notified complainants last week that it determined John Sarcone engaged in professional misconduct, closing the case without public discipline. Sarcone, who has led the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York on an unconfirmed basis, prev…