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Democratic incumbent Letitia James and Republican Saritha Komatireddy are competing for New York Attorney General, debating key issues including public safety, abortion, and government accountability. Both candidates emphasize different priorities for the office, with James focusing on protecting abortion access and civil rights, while Komatireddy prioritizes public safety and enforcement against Medicaid fraud in New York.

In February 2026, Governor Kathy Hochul signed a bill that will legalize physician-assisted suicide in New York State.1 Going into effect in August 2026, the legislation will allow physicians to prescribe lethal doses of drugs to New York State residents with active suicidal ideation and who, it is ... The post Against Suicide—Except Assisted Suicide? New York’s Contradiction appeared first on The Human Life Review .

New York should spend $65 million on upgrading abortion facilities, according to Governor Kathy Hochul. The Democratic governor’s proposed budget includes millions of dollars to support “abortion access” through a variety of funds. This includes “an additional $5 million to support abortion a... The post New York Governor Wants $65 Million For Abortionists, Planned Parenthood appeared first on The Human Life Review .