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Queens Ledger
Published 7 hours agoHORNAK: Zohran’s No Good, Horrible, Very Bad Week
BY ROBERT HORNAK Last week was the annual meeting of the U.N. General Assembly and it didn’t disappoint. World leaders descended on the city, and Mayor Mamdani was dragged into both the national and international limelight, and in ways that didn’t make him look terribly good.…
Queens Ledger
Published 7 hours agoHORNAK: Zohran’s No Good, Horrible, Very Bad Week
BY ROBERT HORNAK Last week was the annual meeting of the U.N. General Assembly and it didn’t disappoint. World leaders descended on the city, and Mayor Mamdani was dragged into both the national and international limelight, and in ways that didn’t make him look terribly good.…
Queens Ledger
Published 8 hours agoBasketball in the Boroughs Heats Up!
BY NOAH ZIMMERMAN It’s finally October, which means the air is starting to crisp up, leaves will soon turn and fall, and all eyes are turning back to the hardcourts. From the Liberty’s playoff push, to the start of NBA preseason, to St. John’s preparing their BIG EAST title…
Queens Ledger
Published 8 hours agoJJ: The Yankees’ Great October Mystery Awaits
As the postseason gets underway in Major League Baseball, the Yankees face a whole lot of similar questions as they try to win their first World Series since 2009. One question that is very different, scary but at the same time unique is the uncertain status of Aaron Judge as the…
New York Amsterdam News
Published 10 hours agoEgyptian authorities arrest entire editorial team of independent media site
Egyptian authorities have accused six journalists of belonging to the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.
Gothamist
Published 10 hours agoThe 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 › ]
Yonkers Times (Rising Media Group)
Published 11 hours agoNY-17 New Emerson Poll: It’s a Dead Heat
Within the Margin of Error Between Lawler and Conley By Dan Murphy A new Emerson College Polling/PIX11 News survey of New York’s 17th congressional district finds a close race between incumbent Republican Mike Lawler and Democrat Cait Conley: 48% support Conley, 46% Lawler, and…
Rockland County Times
Published 12 hours agoHow 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 12 hours agoHow Long Does It Take to Get Social Security Disability?
Waiting for a decision on a Social Security disability claim can feel like one of the most frustrating parts of an already difficult situation. Many applicants are dealing with a serious medical condition, mounting bills, and lost income, all while the Social Security…
Yonkers Times (Rising Media Group)
Published 12 hours agoHow Businesses Can Implement Omnichannel Marketing
Introduction In the current business environment, companies engage with customers through various means such as websites, social media, emails, mobile applications, brick-and-mortar stores, and other forms of digital communication. Customers expect such engagements to be linked…
Yonkers Times (Rising Media Group)
Published 13 hours agoHow 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 13 hours agoLandslide 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 › ]