I’m using more nonfiction than I ever did before. There’s the old wheeze, “write what you know.” I must have spent about 45 years writing about what I don’t know and that worked out okay, but I figured I’ve had some interesting experiences. If they’re not interesting enough, I can always embellish them a little bit, […]
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The day the 20-page indictment was unsealed alleging massive corruption at Bhrags Home Care, a non-profit awarded millions of dollars in no-bid city migrant shelter contracts, the Brooklyn U.S. attorney spoke up. So did the acting head of the city’s Department of Investigation, and the assistant director in charge of the FBI’s New York office.
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Massimiliano Giansanti, an agricultural entrepreneur with family companies between Rome, Viterbo and Parma, active in agro-industrial and agro-energy production, since 2017 is under the guidance of ConfAgricoltura, the oldest Representation Organization of Italian Farms, and President of COPA (Committee of European Agricultural Organizations) since 2024. President, ConfAgricoltura has been representing Italian farms since 1920. What
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Blend rich Black culture with quality family time on a getaway to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, with amazing museums dedicated to art, science, and play, and Black historical sites, there’s no shortage
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This article was originally published by Healthbeat, a nonprofit newsroom covering public health published by Civic News Company and KFF Health News. Olivia Killingsworth, an actor and bookkeeper living in Brooklyn has a rare life-threatening genetic condition for which she sees specialists, limits exercise, takes prescribed medication to lower her blood pressure, and monitors her heart rate
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It’s a day for the history books in New York City. Knicks fervor reached a fever pitch Thursday as the NBA champions came up Broadway’s Canyon of Heroes in a celebratory parade that drew hundreds of thousands of fans from all over the region to share in the team’s historic triumph over the San Antonio
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This story was produced as part of a partnership between The City Reporter and NOTUS. Two of the biggest progressive stars in the country are taking a split path on endorsements in messy Democratic primaries, leaving some Democrats reading the tea leaves for what it means for their political futures. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani
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The Knicks’ first NBA championship in more than half a century left one subway train fleetingly looking like a 1970s throwback. Photos and videos obtained by The City Reporter show multiple cars on the Q line in the paint, coated in orange and blue graffiti spelling out KNICKS on the sides of multiple cars —
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With over 16 billion euros mobilized for the primary sector and agri-food export that has touched the historical record of 72.5 billion, Italy consolidates itself as a global superpower of food. In this exclusive interview, Minister Lollobrigida analyses the concrete results of a precise political choice: to put agriculture and food sovereignty at the centre
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Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to turn out Thursday in Lower Manhattan for the New York Knicks’ inaugural ticker-tape parade celebrating the team’s first NBA championship in 53 years. Security will be tight, with more than 10,000 NYPD officers assigned to the event, according to police officials. Viewing pens along the parade route
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