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Beloved NYC shop owner needs customers as rent climbs and tariffs increase costs

Army & Navy Bags is less than 200 square feet, packed floor to ceiling. And at the center of it all, wearing his signature sandals, vest, T-shirt, and smile, is owner Henry Yao.
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Pope Foundation- The Largest Charities Fraud Judgement in NY History

David Pope Betrayed His Own Family Foundation for $82 Million; Jude Wood Adds $52 Million in Punative Damages, $138 Million total Judgement Against David Pope. For those of us who have lived in Westchester for decades, the Generoso Pope Foundation has been an important part of the charitable giving to many worthy...
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Mamdani plan pours millions into ‘racial equity’ offices and six-figure diversity jobs, cuts 5,000...

NYC Mayor Mamdani's $127 billion budget allocates $10.2 million to racial equity offices while proposing significant property tax hikes and NYPD cuts.
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Bizarre 6’3” man spits on a woman in the NYC subway, then chases her...

New York City subway has always had its share of character. But a recent viral story is highlighting a much darker reality for women navigating the underground. TikTok creator Samantha Mennella (@sammennella) shared a terrifying account of a subway assault that has reached over 1 million viewers. And it could happen...
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Texas Raids Wall Street As Mamdani Pushes New York Tax Hikes

Wall Street is seeing a subtle shift as New York faces growing competition from Texas, with finance jobs and corporate activity increasingly moving south. Recruitment efforts and campus expansions in the Lone Star State are accelerating, and business groups warn that Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s proposals to raise...
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Anne Burrell’s ‘Suicidal Note’ and Journal Entries Discovered By Police After TV Chef Was...

A suicidal note and journal entries were discovered after Food Network star Anne Burrell died in her New York home.
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13 U.S. Cities That Have Become Too Expensive to Live In

Across the 50 largest U.S. cities, housing now eats up about 25% of residents’ income on average, but in some hotspots that share climb to roughly 36%, and nationally, a record half of all renters are officially cost burdened, paying more than 30% of their income just to keep a roof overhead. As the cost of living...
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Opinion: The Mayor Wants to Adopt a Cat. Half of New Yorkers Can’t Afford...

“New York City is facing a growing pet affordability crisis, one that is threatening to get worse,” writes Will Zweigart, director of the nonprofit Flatbush Cats. “Mayor Mamdani has an opportunity to make affordable vet care for all New Yorkers part of his affordability platform.”. Like many New...
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New Yorkers Can’t Get Enough Of The Mouth-Watering Italian Food At This No-Frills Restaurant

You know a place is special when people stop caring about fancy décor and just focus on the food. There’s a no-frills Italian restaurant in New York that has locals completely hooked, and one bite explains why. New Yorkers keep coming back to this low-key Italian spot because the food is rich, comforting, and...
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New ‘compost’ law hits homeowners with $200 fines for taking out trash the wrong...

HOMEOWNERS in a US state face a $200 fine for taking out trash the wrong way. The new rule requires property owners to separate organic waste such as food scraps...

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