At 8:38 p.m. on April 26, the St. John’s County Sheriff’s office near Jacksonville, Fla. received a call from the NYPD about online threats that were made to a retired NYPD lieutenant who now lives in the area. The threats involved images of a map with a route drawn to Florida, a picture of a […]
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Last month, the University of Seville and the Museo Nacional del Prado announced the release of Aracne, a new software program that promises to revolutionize art authentication via science. Aracne is brilliantly named, as it uses the fabrics most commonly used in easel painting to help determine provenance and the relationship of a work to
“New York can forge ahead by adopting a Clean Fuel Standard (CFS). It’s a proven, market-driven strategy for rapidly decarbonizing transportation at minimal public expense.” A truck traveling through Queens. (Adi Talwar/City Limits) This week, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a budget deal which allocates $1 billion for climate programs, details TBA. But the Legislature still has urgent work to
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Next week, Taipei Dangdai returns to the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center with a VIP preview on May 8. This year’s theme, “Art & Ideas,” reflects this art fair’s ambition to serve not only as a platform for market activity but also as a catalyst for discourse, fostering international exposure for Taiwanese art while providing space
Taipei Dangdai Director Robin Peckham Talks Art, Ambition and Taiwan’s Global Rise Read More »
An increasing share of tenants facing eviction are doing so without housing attorneys, according to a new report from New York City Comptroller Brad Lander highlighting an issue tenant advocates have been ringing alarm bells about for years as evictions continued to surge post-pandemic. Lander’s report released Friday draws heavily from an analysis from the
Fliers are dealing with widespread cancellations and delays at Newark Liberty International Airport Friday, as the terminal grapples with a shortage of air traffic controllers, equipment issues and repair work on a runway that’s led to bottlenecks for flights. Staff shortages at the Philadelphia Terminal Radar Approach Control center in Pennsylvania, which guides aircraft in
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Each Friday, City Limits rounds up the latest news on housing, land use and homelessness. Catch up on what you might have missed here. The Long Island City waterfront. The city kicked off public review this week for a proposed rezoning of the area. (Adi Talwar/City Limits) Welcome to “What Happened in NYC Housing This
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Senator Persaud: ‘Our city is experiencing difficult times and we need a proven leader to fight for all New Yorkers and move our city in a positive direction. That’s why I’m proud to support Andrew Cuomo and rank him first as my candidate for mayor.’ Endorsement Made While Meeting Voters at the NYCHA Vandalia Senior
State Senator Roxanne Persaud Endorses Andrew Cuomo for Mayor Read More »
Apple CEO Tim Cook was peppered with seemingly nonstop tariff questions during the company’s quarterly earnings call yesterday (May 1). Addressing mounting concerns over U.S.-China trade tensions, Cook revealed that current tariffs could cost the iPhone maker $900 million in the April–June period. “Assuming the current global tariff rates, policies and applications do not change
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Photo: The Stewart of NY/GC Images/Getty Images If you thought Prince Harry was done giving tell-all interviews, think again! The prince sat down with BBC News shortly after a judge dismissed his appeal of a previous court ruling that let the British government scale back his taxpayer-funded security detail. Harry said he would “love reconciliation”
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