The 2026 Championships at Wimbledon kicked off June 29, and with it, the Pimm’s Cup runneth over. Last year, over 300,000 Pimm’s Cup cocktails were served at Wimbledon. Think of it as the English answer to the U.S. Open’s Honey Deuce or the Kentucky Derby’s Mint Julep. So if you plan to celebrate Wimbledon in […]
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There is a time when New York stops to watch the sea. It happened on July 4, when along the Hudson River one of the largest fleets of sailing ships ever gathered to celebrate the two hundred and fifty years of U.S. independence. In the midst of over fifty great sailing ships and naval units
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Two symbols of Italy in the world, one above the other. The most beautiful ship in the world and the Italian wine met on 5 July in New York, when on board Nave Amerigo Vespucci, moored at Pier 86, Veronafiere, Vinitaly and the Italian Trade Agency presented the first New York edition of Vinitaly. USA,
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There is a moment, on the evening of 5 July, in which on board Nave Amerigo Vespucci two stories long more than a century have been found close. On the one hand the most beautiful ship in the world, the Navy School Ship in the city for the two hundred and fifty years of American
For over sixty years, the name Rega has been linked to one of the most recognizable symbols of Italian gastronomic tradition: tomato. Born in the heart of Campania, the company has transformed a family history into a brand known far beyond the Italian borders. In this interview, managing director Luigi Rega traces the path that
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Founded in 1948 and for a long time synonymous with high quality Neapolitan coffee, Caffè Passalacqua is experiencing one of the most important stages of its history. Based in Casavatore, at the gates of Naples, the company has crossed over in the last decade a transformation that has brought it from deeply rooted reality in
On a muggy Saturday evening in May, 30 young men and a few women, all Christian and mostly Catholic, filed into a 19th-century redbrick building on Capitol Hill, part of Hillsdale College’s Washington, D.C., campus. The occasion was the monthly meeting of the Cicero Society, a parliamentary debat… More »
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A state-commissioned outside probe of New York’s prison system found a culture of fear, poor oversight and outdated training as incarcerated people and correction officers alike told investigators they no longer feel safe behind prison walls. The highly anticipated 277-page review by the nationally prominent law firm WilmerHale was launched last year, after state corrections
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The number of empty, rent-stabilized apartments is on the rise across the city. In 2025, there were about 57,000 vacant rent-stabilized apartments reported by landlords in the city, out of about a million, representing an approximate 5.6% vacancy rate. About a decade before, in 2016, the citywide vacancy rate was 3.7%. That’s according to an
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