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A new restaurant is reshaping the dining space inside New York’s Public Theater. The Astor opens Tuesday, September 15, at 425 Lafayette Street near Astor Place in NoHo, taking over the former Library restaurant. Its wood-paneled dining room, classic menu, and theater-inspired details draw from an earlier era of New York dining while giving the […]
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AI use in schools is facing closer scrutiny as districts, parents, and educators ask how student data should be handled. Microsoft has now agreed to a new set of privacy and safety principles aimed at addressing those concerns. The agreement focuses on student data, AI companions, family transparency, and human oversight. Microsoft’s New School AI […]
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Emmy Rossum has a personal connection to New York City that goes far beyond being the place where she grew up. The actress has found comfort in its parks, bookstores, neighborhood cafés, playgrounds, and familiar streets. Even after spending a decade in Los Angeles, New York remained the city she wanted to call home while […]
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Union Square is seeing a notable rise in demand for office and retail space, with new leases filling several major properties around the park. The latest activity suggests that businesses continue to view the neighborhood as a strong location for both workspaces and storefronts. The Union Square Partnership business-improvement district covers parts of 13th and […]
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Mike Brown is enjoying a quieter stretch after a landmark first season with the New York Knicks. The coach was recently photographed spending time with his wife, Rochelle “Ro” Ledesma, during a private vacation in Porto Cervo, a seaside resort in northern Sardinia, Italy. Beach photos obtained by The Post show Brown and Ledesma relaxing […]
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New York City subway stations can become painfully hot during the summer. Now, city and state officials are studying whether that unwanted heat can be captured and reused instead of simply being released into the air. The proposed system could cool subway platforms while supplying heat to nearby municipal buildings during colder months. The average […]
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A surprising piece of mail turned into an unexpected Hollywood connection for a New York City resident. Mental health counselor and content creator Taylor Palmby discovered that her Manhattan apartment once belonged to actor Jason Sudeikis after she started receiving his letters and industry-related deliveries. The unusual discovery eventually led to a face-to-face meeting with […]
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New York City’s small business owners are facing a major change in how they handle permits, fees, and government regulations. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has introduced a package of 50 policy updates designed to reduce unnecessary paperwork and make it easier for small shops, restaurants, and local businesses to operate. The move focuses on removing regulations […]
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Family vacations often create lasting memories, but they can also test patience when expectations are unclear. Comedian Chelsea Handler recently sparked conversation by sharing the personal rules she expects relatives to follow before joining one of her trips. The guidelines, originally featured in her 2025 book of comedic essays, “I’ll Have What She’s Having,” quickly […]
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Technology has become a constant part of daily life, making online safety a growing concern for families. As children spend more time on digital platforms, experts say regular conversations at home can help them recognize risks and make safer choices. Police are encouraging parents to stay involved, set positive examples, and create an open environment […]
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Few cities spark as much admiration and criticism as New York City. For centuries, it has stood at the center of debates about wealth, immigration, culture, identity, and opportunity. Some have viewed it as the ultimate symbol of American ambition, while others have argued that it is too large, too diverse, and too connected to […]
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American colleges and universities are entering a period of significant financial and structural change. Declining student enrollment, reduced federal funding, stricter student loan rules, and changing workforce expectations are putting long-standing higher education practices under pressure. Institutions that once relied on predictable enrollment growth and rising tuition now face a very different reality. Recent developments […]
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After a prolonged slowdown, the luxury goods industry is showing early signs of recovery. Consumers are gradually returning to purchases of premium apparel, handbags, jewelry, and beauty products, even as geopolitical tensions continue to shape the global economy. According to a new semi-annual report from Bain & Company released on Thursday, the sector is expected […]
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Tech product launches have become major events in the business world. Companies no longer introduce new products through simple press releases or product pages. Instead, they create large-scale presentations designed to capture attention from investors, developers, customers, and the media. Over the past month alone, Apple shared updates to Siri, Google introduced new search agents […]
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Grindr has long been recognized as one of the most widely used dating apps for gay men. Today, the company is working toward a much broader identity. Under the leadership of CEO George Arison, Grindr is positioning itself as a digital destination that blends dating, culture, health resources, community engagement, and technology into a single […]
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Expense management is becoming a key pressure point for businesses as spending patterns grow more complex and harder to track. A recent American Express Trendex survey highlights how finance teams are rethinking traditional systems and moving toward AI-driven tools to manage costs with better clarity and control. Based on responses from 500 corporate financial decision […]
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Greece has long captured the imagination of travelers with its ancient history, island culture, dramatic scenery, and vibrant local life. While destinations such as Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini often dominate travel conversations, the country offers much more beyond its famous postcards. Places like Naxos, Paros, and Meteora reveal a different side of Greece—one filled with […]
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Cryptocurrency often sparks debate around finance, regulation, and digital investing. Yet the technology behind it may have an even bigger role ahead. Blockchain, the system that powers crypto transactions, is now gaining attention as a potential asset for U.S. national security, military logistics, and classified communications. The shift comes as the United States takes a […]
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A planned commencement address at New York University has sparked a heated campus dispute, placing scholar Jonathan Haidt at the center of a broader conversation about free expression, academic values, and student representation. The controversy builds ahead of graduation ceremonies scheduled at Yankee Stadium, where Haidt is set to speak. The situation has drawn attention […]
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America’s uneven economy continues to shape how people spend, and Chris Kempczinski says the pressure is becoming harder to ignore. During McDonald’s latest earnings call on Thursday, the CEO explained that consumer confidence is “certainly not improving, and it may be getting a little bit worse.” His comments added fresh attention to the country’s growing K-shaped […]
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