Cuomo's office hits back at media report
US - The office of New York State attorney general Andrew Cuomo hit back at media reports suggesting he recused himself from the investigation of a company that he had ties with and allegedly received illegal kickbacks.
In a letter dated June 24 to Bloomberg News editor Patrick Oster, Cuomo's office chief of staff Steven Cohen defined as "inaccurate, irresponsible and misleading" an updated news story on Cuomo recusing...
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