New York lawmakers to publish report on Cuomo's conduct

Three days after announcing it planned to suspend an impeachment inquiry into New York Governor Andrew Cuomo upon his resignation, the state Assembly's Judiciary Committee said Monday it will still make public a report delving into a slew of allegations against Cuomo.

A law firm hired by the committee in March had been tasked with investigating sexual harassment allegations against Cuomo, as well as his administration's handling of COVID-19 nursing home deaths, whether Cuomo improperly had staff work on a book for which he was paid $5 million, and allegations of a cover-up of safety issues at a bridge named for his father, former governor Mario Cuomo. On just the topic of COVID-19 in nursing homes, investigators had collected more than half a million documents before the impeachment inquiry was suspended.