His response to the coronavirus pandemic made New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo a national star. But now he’s facing allegations that his administration underreported COVID deaths in nursing homes, and accusations of sexual harassment by two former staffers. Cuomo has apologized but said he never meant to make women uncomfortable, and has defended his administration’s record on nursing home deaths. New Yorkers who have worked and observed Cuomo for years tell The Associated Press that both scandals can be traced to Cuomo’s aggressive, intimidating style of leadership, and say the same adversarial, micromanaging approach that boosted his profile during the pandemic could now be his undoing.
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Washington has informed Alex Smith the team is releasing the veteran quarterback, according to a person with direct knowledge of the decision. The AP Comeback Player of the Year hopes to continue playing next season at age 37. The move was largely expected given the organization's goal of finding a franchise quarterback and the financial ramifications of releasing Smith. But it marks a cold end to Smith's time with the […]
