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Backfilling charter schools; City Councilwoman Julissa Ferreras; Google's EU troubles; historical context on the Russia/Ukraine conflict and one man's story about losing faith & family. (episode)
Queens City Council member Julissa Ferreras gave the official response to the mayor's budget from the City Council -- she discusses where they agree and where they don't.
Capital New York's Albany bureau chief Jimmy Vielkind talks about the reports that Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and his son are the subjects of a federal investigation.
EU regulators filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging it favors its own services in search results. Mashable's Jason Abbruzzese discusses how U.S. & European antitrust laws differ.
Despite increased interest in charters schools and the selective, nail-biting application process, records indicate that thousands of seats in New York charter schools go unfilled.
Eugene Rumer and the professor and author Rajan Menon offer historical context on the Russian/Ukraine conflict and talk about what's at stake for both countries and the West.
Shulem Deen isn't the first to lose his faith, but as former Skverer Hasid, that loss cost him his family and community. He tells his story.