Here’s what else is happening
Andrew Cuomo: The New York governor is furiously plotting a path to salvage his job as he faces allegations of groping, s***** harassment and inappropriate behavior made by six women, an impeachment inquiry, an investigation into his handling of nursing homes during the pandemic, and collapsing support from his party.
U.S.-Afghanistan: The United States has 1,000 more troops in Afghanistan than it previously disclosed. The undercount complicates President Biden’s deliberations on whether to carry out a complete withdrawal by May 1.
Caligula’s treasures: A mosaic crafted in the first century for the deck of a ceremonial ship commissioned by the Emperor Caligula went on display at the Museum of the Roman Ships in Nemi, Italy. Lost for decades, it re-emerged several years ago as a Manhattan antiques dealer’s coffee table.
Subway sandwiches: Product placement has made the American food chain’s foot-longs a ubiquitous presence on South Korean television shows. Company officials say the push to feature the sandwiches in popular dramas is helping to boost global sales, specifically in China, Taiwan and Singapore.
The New York Times
Me: Re Andrew Cuomo: Think how much money these women will be paid for putting their hands up against him. Wouldn’t it be easier to give each of them a lie detector test and if they fail, put them in prison for lying, for a long time, as a warning to all other women who lie for the cash payout they eventually get?
Trusting anyone to be able to tell the truth, when money is concerned is a big take, so far as I can see – having been on the receiving end of same – my accuser later admitted to false identity by name, identity, status and circumstances and accusations, for the money she was paid to buy herself her first home in cash – which normally, I would have been expected to repay, but did not have too, given the final circumstances of what I got her to admit in writing – did not help with my 6 year prison sentence though – once you are found guilty at trial here, no second chances, even for a wrongful conviction and false imprisonment – my time was for a person who did not exist and for accusations she could not remember a few weeks later in her claim for Criminal Injuries Compensation.
Said person died in 2012, according to social media – did not last long afterwards………I’m still here in 2021……..got to wonder what happened to her though?