Watch now: Defiant Cuomo denies sexual harassment allegations as calls for resignation intensify
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"Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo cannot survive in office," writes The News' Editorial Board.
"I think he should resign,'' Biden said at the White House after giving a Covid-19 update.
For now, Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul continues to do the delicate dance she's been doing since the Cuomo scandal exploded in March.
The attorney general’s report indicates Zemsky gave a lengthy deposition to investigators that largely backed up aide Lindsay Boylan’s description of the governor’s treatment of her.
Read the statement released by Gov. Andrew Cuomo's attorney Rita Glavin of Glavin PLLC in response to report on the sexual harassment allegations released earlier today by Attorney General Letitia James.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo denied Tuesday afternoon that he sexually harassed current and former staff members, rebutting a state Attorney General investigation released hours earlier. Â
"The conduct by the Governor outlined in this report would indicate someone who is not fit for office," Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie said.
Read the report released Tuesday morning by state Attorney General Letitia James of the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
An explosive report accusing Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of repeatedly sexually harassing female government employees has left the three-term governor seemingly facing a choice between resignation or impeachment.
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Abandoned by even his closest political allies, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Wednesday found himself facing more and more serious legal problems as his once-mighty grip on the state continued to slip.
Late last week, Cuomo was a lonely figure – holed up in the Executive Mansion as just about all his former friends and allies jumped ship.
