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Controversial Cancellation: ASU Halts Rashida Tlaib Event Over Procedural Issues

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Arizona State University (ASU) has unexpectedly canceled a scheduled Friday afternoon event featuring Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.). The event, organized by the Arizona Palestine Network, a pro-Palestine advocacy group, faced cancellation due to what the university referred to as “procedural issues.” Procedural Concerns Prompt Event Halt A university spokesperson informed The Arizona Republic that procedural … Read more

Revolutionizing NYC Commutes: Electric Air Taxis Aim for 2025 Launch

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In a groundbreaking achievement, test flights for the first-ever electric air taxi, designed to transport passengers swiftly from JFK Airport to Manhattan in just seven minutes, have successfully taken place. This innovative transportation solution, developed by Joby Aviation, holds the potential to significantly reduce commute times for both New Yorkers and visitors. Mayor Eric Adams’ … Read more

Democracy at Crossroads: Trump’s Threat to Justice and Rule of Law

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In a disturbing revelation, former President Donald Trump has articulated his intent to wield federal law enforcement against his political opponents if he secures a return to the White House. This desire to use the justice system for political retribution underscores a departure from the foundational principles of equal justice for all, prompting concerns about … Read more

Closure of The Vernon C. Bain Correctional Center, Last Floating Prison in NYC Shuts Down

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The Vernon C. Bain Correctional Center, commonly known as “The Boat,” has closed its doors after nearly three decades of operation. This floating prison barge, introduced by the New York City Department of Corrections in 1992, aimed to alleviate overcrowding on Rikers Island by providing a medium- to maximum-security facility with 800 beds in 16 … Read more

Syracuse Listed As One of the Best Spots in the U.S. to Retire

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Why settle for year-round Florida sunshine when you can experience all four seasons in beautiful Central New York? In a surprising turn of events, Syracuse has earned a spot on the U.S. World News “2024 Best Places to Retire in the U.S.” list, ranking 27th in the nation. Just an hour down the thruway, our … Read more

Major Drug Bust: Bronx Fentanyl and Heroin Mill Raid Nets $4 Million in Lethal Drugs

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In a coordinated effort involving federal, state, and local authorities, a substantial fentanyl and heroin mill in the Bronx was dismantled, yielding a staggering $4 million worth of potentially lethal drugs, with hundreds of thousands already prepared for distribution. Multi-Agency Operation Targets Massive Drug Mill in South Bronx Last week, law enforcement agencies combined their … Read more

Clash of Tunes: Concert Noise Divides Forest Hills Community

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Queens natives LL Cool J and Run-DMC, considered hip-hop royalty, found themselves at the center of a noise-related controversy in the exclusive Forest Hills Gardens enclave in August 2022. The legendary rappers headlined the Rock the Bells Festival at Forest Hills Stadium, resulting in a surge of 55 noise complaints to New York City’s 311 … Read more

School Bus Crashes into New Jersey Home, Family Miraculously Unharmed

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In Howell, New Jersey, a startling incident unfolded on a Tuesday morning when a school bus careened into a residence on Asbury Road at approximately 7:15 a.m. The crash sent shockwaves through the community, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Driver Fatigue Leads to Bus Crash Thankfully, the school bus was devoid of … Read more

David Muir: A Humble Star with Surprises in the City

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David Muir, renowned for his role as an ABC news anchor, maintains a peaceful abode in the bustling heart of Manhattan. The journalist, known for his commitment to a low-key lifestyle, recently found himself in a surprising situation while taking his customary walk home. This unexpected turn of events led to David apologizing to his … Read more

Astoria Welcomes Foodtown as Rite Aid’s Replacement

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In a moment of transition and transformation, a passerby recently captured a photograph of the new Foodtown sign being installed on the building that once housed Rite Aid in Astoria. This development follows Rite Aid’s nationwide bankruptcy announcement, resulting in the closure of several of its branches. The Astoria location, however, is set to undergo … Read more