Perry defends veto amid Texas indictment and national backlash
Texas Governor Rick Perry defended his veto that triggered a grand jury indictment on two felony abuse of power counts. He argued the charge is a setback to the rule of law, noting bipartisan criticism and urging voters to decide at the ballot box.
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Separate entrances divide New York rental housing debate
In Manhattan new buildings create a "poor door" for affordable tenants while market-rate residents gain gym and lobby access. Rent-stabilized residents complain of unequal access as officials push for broader inclusivity and potential zoning rule changes. Extell Development defends the policy as market-based, while politicians weigh legal reforms.
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