5 Things to Know About the Cuomo Sexual Harassment Findings
The New York Times
The report issued Tuesday by the New York State attorney general, Letitia James, could make it difficult for the governor to remain in office.
Andrew M. Cuomo’s future as the governor of New York is in doubt after the state attorney general released a report on Tuesday that found that he had sexually harassed 11 women, including nine current and former employees, in violation of state and federal law. Here are some takeaways from the report, and a look at how its findings may shape Mr. Cuomo’s fate. The 165-page report, released by the New York State attorney general, Letitia James, gave corroborating evidence for eight accusers whose stories were already known, most of them current or former state employees. But it also detailed three previously unreported accounts of sexual harassment by the governor.
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