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Gothamist Published 38 minutes ago

The most expensive congressional race in NJ history? This could be the one.

Republican Tom Kean, Jr. and Democrat Rebecca Bennett Money is pouring into the closely watched race between Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr. and Democratic challenger Rebecca Bennett. [ more › ]

Rockland County Times Published 101 minutes ago

How to Spot Fake Profiles and Messages on Social Media

It’s the kind of thing you almost don’t notice at first: a friend request from someone already on your list, a message from your cousin that doesn’t quite sound like her, a “for sale” post in the group on WhatsApp from a seller nobody’s ever heard of. None of that looks crazy or…

Yonkers Times (Rising Media Group) Published 3 hours ago

How to Write an Effective Cover Letter (With Sample)

A good cover letter can help you make a strong first impression when applying for a job. While a resume highlights your qualifications and experience, a cover letter explains your interest in the position, highlights relevant achievements, and shows how your skills can benefit…

Gothamist Published 3 hours ago

Landslide or nailbiter? For House hopefuls, NY Gov. Hochul’s margin matters

Gov. Hochul spoke at a climate event last week. Hochul’s margin of victory — if she wins — could have major implications for Democratic congressional candidates [ more › ]

Gothamist Published 3 hours ago

NY Dems push bill in Congress to restore healthcare coverage, putting GOP on the spot

File photo of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, both New York Democrats. (D-NY) outside the House of Representatives while speaking to members of the press on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2021 in Washington, DC. (Kent Nishimura / Los…

Bronx Times Published 4 hours ago

FIFA World Cup brought $2 billion economic boost to NYC

New York City saw an estimated $2 billion in economic activity from this summer’s FIFA World Cup, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Oct. 1. The tournament brought in $1.2 billion in direct visitor spending and $162 million in operational spending, according to an analysis by NYCEDC…

Rockland Report Published 5 hours ago

Why Fall Is the Best Time to Add Lime to Your Garden Soil

While “adding some lime” may sound like a recipe for a margarita, gardeners in the Northeast know lime can be an important tool for improving soil and preparing gardens for spring. In areas such as Rockland, Bergen and Orange counties, frequent rainfall can contribute to…

Long Island Press Published 5 hours ago

October Horoscopes by PsychicDeb

Aries – You may have been spending or saving too much money and it’s clear that a rebalancing is in order. If you’re to find pleasure, you have it within yourself to find your balance. Taurus – You’re waiting to jump into new adventures with renewed vigor. You now have the…

Yonkers Times (Rising Media Group) Published 6 hours ago

Types of Chiropractor Services in Singapore

When looking for the best chiropractor in Singapore, you will be able to find clinics that offer different sorts of chiropractic services such as a spinal adjustment, massage, sporting rehabilitation, and programs geared towards specific groups, including kids or expectant…

Washington Square News Published 7 hours ago

Trump axes universities’ funding for international education

The Trump administration announced it slashed $70 million for “woke international education” at institutions nationwide — which had included at least $500,000 annually to NYU until last year. The federal government stopped funding grants for international education and foreign…

Washington Square News Published 7 hours ago

Review: Miley Cyrus reinvents herself on ‘Bass Persuades’

From Disney Channel starlet to pop star, Miley Cyrus is no stranger to reinvention. Ever since she flipped the narrative from a bubblegum-pop role model to a risque provocateur on her 2013 album “Bangerz,” Cyrus has used her style and sound to redefine her persona. Recently,…

Washington Square News Published 7 hours ago

Most hotels use AI — but under 10% do less work, SPS researchers find

More than half of hotels use generative artificial intelligence, but fewer than 10% reported substantial cuts to manual workload, researchers from the NYU School of Professional Studies concluded in an annual report. SPS’ Jonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality developed the…

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