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New York governor attacks handling of Cornell gang rape case, appoints special prosecutor
New York Governor Kathy Hochul on Friday faulted police and prosecutors for failing to fully investigate an alleged gang rape in 2024 at Cornell University, saying she was “deeply disturbed” by how the incident was handled. Hochul was speaking at a press conference alongside state Attorney General L
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The coverage converges on Cornell’s Jane Doe case and the broader campus response, but the framing varies sharply. The Independent is the only outlet here foregrounding an emotional student meeting, criticism of university leadership, and calls for changes in handling complaints. Reuters instead leads with Governor Hochul and the appointment of Letitia James as special prosecutor, while Newsweek is alone in centering the question of Jane Doe’s changing account.
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