Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin agreed Tuesday to a $125.8 billion budget, including an additional $175 million for rental help, following tense negotiations in the final days over funding for housing vouchers. The 11th-hour deal comes on the final day before the budget is due, and will be voted on later […]
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Every June, the Hy-Line ferry from Hyannis unloads onto Nantucket’s Straight Wharf carrying coolers, garment bags and a statistically improbable number of men dressed like undercooked salmon. Their trousers occupy a color spectrum somewhere between faded watermelon and a spectacularly healing sunburn. The initiated call them Nantucket Reds, and they’ll insist the whole point is
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Chef and restaurateur from Marche, for years in the United States, Fabrizio Facchini is one of the leading figures of Italian cuisine in New York. Among its premises, its catering companies and work with the Italian institutions, at the Summer Fancy Food Show is the role of Culinary Director of the culinary part of the
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In the heart of New York, at the Armani Restaurant on Madison Avenue, the Italian tomato had its evening. This is where ANICAV, the National Association of Vegetal Food Reserves, presented the new Greatest Tomatoes from Europe campaign, co-funded by the European Union under the Enjoy It’s from Europe program and dedicated to the US
From Italy’s Fields to American Tables: A New Campaign for European Tomatoes Read More »
The Ordinary Court of Bologna has recognized Italian citizenship by descent for US citizens in more than one case decided after the reform came into force, specifically through ruling no. 3335/2026 of April 17, 2026 (Judge Natascia Gardini) and ruling no. 4038/2026 of May 13, 2026. The cases were handled by the Milan-based law firm Aprigliano
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Among the stands of the Summer Fancy Food Show in New York, where Italy is at home, there is a corner where Made in Italy is literally sweet. It is Patrizia Pasqualetti, one of the most famous Italian ice cream makers in the United States, who at the Javits Center proposed something particularly original, a
Patrizia Pasqualetti and its ice cream at Fancy Food, when Made in Italy becomes sweet Read More »
The Great American State Fair is a 16-day event happening right now on the National Mall. Freedom 250, the White House-affiliated organization planning many of the events marking the nation’s 250th birthday, descri… More »
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Being the best-ever United States’ Men’s Soccer Team (USMNT) of all time is, all told, not that historically mind-blowing a designation. It’s a little like being the best-ever suburb of Omaha, or the best-ever freeway rest area, or the best-ever sports blogger: I mean, congratulations, i… More »
Just How Far Can This U.S. Team Go? Read More »
The New York City Housing Authority has mistakenly cut off federal rent subsidies for hundreds of public housing tenants at privately run buildings, triggering hundreds of eviction notices and frightening residents who insist they’ve paid their rent on time without fail. The erroneous cutoffs occurred at multiple NYCHA developments run by private firms the housing
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Even before another “Billionaires’ Row” tower pierces the Manhattan skyline, the developer of the planned skyscraper is leaving a mark underground. Two new subway elevators at the 57th Street stop beneath Sixth Avenue are fully funded by the real estate firm Sedesco, which plans to build a high-rise at 41 W. 57th St., a long-empty
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