WSKG - Local news and arts, broadcasting NPR radio and PBS TV.

WSKG (https://wskg.org/npr_story_post/fact-checking-what-john-kelly-said-about-immigration/)

Listen Live - WSKG
Trusted News, Thoughtful Conversations

Listen Live - WSKG Classical
Music and More

Fact-Checking What John Kelly Said About Immigration

By | May 13, 2018

Recent Posts

‘It’s Not Just Dying’: Doctors Warn About COVID’s Dangerous Complications

ROCHESTER, NY (WXXI) - The vast majority of people who are diagnosed with COVID-19 have survived the disease, but a growing body of evidence is finding that survival does not guarantee a smooth recovery. “It’s not just dying that you need to be concerned about,” said Dr. Jeffrey Bruckel, a cardiologist at the University of Rochester Medical Center who has treated COVID-19 patients.
Penn State To Play In Empty Stadium, But There’s A Plan Should The Rules Change

STATEIMPACT PENNSYLVANIA — Penn State Athletics is planning for the football team to play in an empty stadium this fall, but the department does have a seating plan for about 23,000 people if the state changes the rules limiting crowd sizes. Even with those plans, Athletic Director Sandy Barbour left open the possibility that the football team won’t play at all.
New York State Fitness Alliance Submits Plan, Tells Governor Gyms Can Open Safely

A coalition of gym and fitness center operators has submitted a reopening plan to the Cuomo Administration, along with the message that such facilities are capable of operating safely and should be allowed to resume business. The New York State Fitness Alliance's reopening plan details strategies for operating while taking measures to curb the spread of COVID.
NY Lt. Governor On School Reopening, Flu Season Complications

BINGHAMTON, NY (WSKG) — As New York schools brace for a new school year in the coronavirus pandemic, they are also prepping for flu season. The likely overlap may complicate how effectively schools screen students and staff for COVID-19.
After Fraud Investigation, New York Attorney General Moves To Dissolve The NRA

After Fraud InvestigationThe Attorney General of New York took action today to dissolve the National Rifle Association, following an 18-month investigation that found evidence the powerful gun rights group is "fraught with fraud and abuse." Attorney General Letitia James claims in a lawsuit filed Thursday that she found financial misconduct in the millions of dollars, and that it contributed to a loss of more than $64 million over a three year period.