Negative political ads surge in closing election weeks
Washington coverage shows a flood of 30 second spots attacking candidates, from religious extremism to Arab ancestry. CMAG notes 60 percent target issues or character with 89 percent from independent groups. Ads aim to mobilize partisans and sway undecideds in open and tight races.
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Former railroad engineer pleads guilty to official misconduct
Ronald Cabrera admitted allowing a passenger into the control booth of a Long Island Rail Road train during rush hour in July 2009. In Nassau County Court he received a $500 fine and 50 hours of community service, and the LIRR fired him.
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