Dolly ًR., a Holocaust survivor in her 90s, knew exactly how much was supposed to be on her food benefits card to get her through June: $224.47. But when she tried to check out at the grocery store in Borough Park, she was in for a shock. There was nothing left on her Electronic Benefits […]
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Marco Giovanelli is Vice President of Piazza Italia, the platform that from New York supports Italian companies in the United States, recently transferred to a new headquarters in the heart of Times Square. Training engineer, in the United States for 20 years, helps Made in Italy companies enter the American market and explains what it
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Zendaya Coleman and Timothée Chalamet attend The Movie ‘Dune: Part Two’ press conference at Conrad Hotels in Yeongdeungpo-gu on February 21, 2024 in Seoul, South Korea. ” width=”970″ height=”681″ data-caption=’Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet represent a new generation of Hollywood star power. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>The Chosunilbo JNS/Imazins via Getty Images</span>’> Raw box office totals are too
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California is abundant in charming coastal enclaves and idyllic towns, but few compare to the city of Santa Barbara. This picturesque community within SBC has it all: pristine beaches, a year-round Mediterranean climate, towering mountain peaks and distinct neighborhoods with their own personalities. In addition to being the physical bridge that connects SoCal and the
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The Summer Fancy Food Show 2026, the largest trade fair in North America dedicated to the specialty food and beverage sector, opens its doors from 28 to 30 June at the Javits Center in New York. Italy is an absolute protagonist with the participation of more than 300 companies, consolidating a leading role in an
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Not that long ago, “reflecting pool” just meant reflecting pool. Now, thanks to President TrumpMore »
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As New York’s contentious primary season hurtled to a close this week, the constellation of mainstream Democratic politicians, operatives, and insiders who have long run this city started to feel something resembling hope. Flummoxed by Zohran Mamdani’s rise a year ago, they noticed a distinct shi… More »
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A progressive group with a three-letter acronym, fueled by on-the-ground organizing, just helped deliver back-to-back primary upsets to install democratic socialists in City Hall and send two of their own to the U.S. Congress — and it’s not the Democratic Socialists of America. The United Auto Workers, which in New York primarily represents academics and
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In the span of the past week, Correction Commissioner Stanley Richards has allowed the early release of four people incarcerated in city jails, signaling a willingness to wield a little-used power that previous commissioners employed more sparingly. Under Article 6-A of the State Correction Law, the commissioner can allow people serving sentences of less than
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Those Museum of Sex ads plastered on MTA buses are making for rough rides. As Orthodox Jewish critics of the inescapable promotional signs pressed the MTA to expel them from the fronts of buses, the head of the transportation authority conceded Wednesday that some commuters and transit workers have been exposed to crude cracks because
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