New York and Southern New England will face Hurricane Henri, which is expected to be a Category 1 hurricane when it reaches shore late tonight or early tomorrow morning. A hurricane warning is in effect for the shores of Long… Read More ›
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Kendall Jenner looks chic in a black-and-white blazer as she dines at upscale Italian spot Carbone — Distinct Today
Kendall Jenner looks effortlessly chic in a black-and-white blazer and a short skirt as she dines in Greenwich Village’s upscale Italian spot Carbone By Brian Marks For Dailymail.com Published: 04:10 GMT, 22 March 2021 | Updated: 04:10 GMT, 22 March… Read More ›
Presidential Candidate Dr. Jo Jorgensen visits NYC, Jersey City, Philadelphia to promote her platform of individual freedom
Today Libertarian presidential candidate Dr. Jo Jorgensen will greet and thank supporters while paying tribute to “Liberty Enlightening the World,” the artwork better known as the Statue of Liberty, which has long served as an emblem of the Libertarian Party. Following… Read More ›
As taxes rise on the wealthy in the Northeast, it causes exodus to sunny Florida
You can tax people to a certain level until they revolt and look for alternatives to paying exorbitant taxes. We have been seeing this in high-tax states ever since President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and instituted… Read More ›
New York City to add 10 percent to some restaurant bills
The New York City Council voted on Wednesday, September 16, 2020 to allow city restaurants to charge guests an extra 10 percent to their dining bill, according to a new local law. Restaurants in New York City will reopen with… Read More ›
Lyft and Uber have win in federal court over New York unemployment payouts to drivers
Jude DeArcy wrote in her judgment, “Defendants have no cognizable interest in failing to pay benefits to (For Hire Vehicles) claimants when due.
Binghamton University campus police surveil students and threaten prosecution over anti-racism flyers
Binghamton, NY — After calling students’ expressive activities “a violation of the law and of the student handbook,” State University of New York at Binghamton campus police surveilled students’ literature distribution, threatened to prosecute them for posting flyers indoors, and… Read More ›
Six New York businessmen charged for giving the public what they want
Manhatten, New York — James J. Hunt, Special Agent in Charge of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s New York Division (“DEA”), Joon H. Kim, the Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Charles Gardner, the… Read More ›
U.S. Government puts business people in a cage for their distribution business
Brooklyn, New York – An indictment and two complaints were unsealed yesterday in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York charging nine defendants for operating their business in Staten Island, New York. Eight defendants were… Read More ›
Hamptons International Film Festival celebrates 25 years with 25 films
New York, New York –- The Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF) celebrates its 25th anniversary with 25 Years: 25 Films, screening one film from each year of the festival. 24 screenings throughout The Hamptons, Palm Beach, New York City, and Los… Read More ›
