Protests in the United States - Trump's Harsh Decision Provokes Emotions
Protests erupted in New York against President Trump's military strikes, which many see as imperialistic and unjustified.
Finnish Joel, 24, leaves speechless – received a historic offer in New York
Joel Knaapi, a 24-year-old from Espoo, becomes the first Finnish athlete to sign a partnership deal with Gymshark while studying in New York.
'I am scared...' What did the people of New York say after the US-Israel attack on Iran
'I am scared...' New Yorkers express their worries following the US attack on Iran.
Mamdani's response to Trump's Iran strike sparks conservative backlash: 'Rooting for the ayatollah'
New York City's Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces significant criticism from conservatives after condemning a U.S.-led military strike on Iran that resulted in the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul announced more than $63 million to expand safe access to swimming
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced over $63 million in funding to improve safe swimming access as part of a broader initiative to encourage physical activities among children and teenagers.
Good news in NYC: lottery for accessible housing opens and hundreds of families will benefit
New accessible housing lotteries are opening in New York City, allowing hundreds of families the opportunity to apply for affordable housing units.
The Woman Who Anticipated Her Death
The article discusses Ana Mendieta, a Cuban artist who tragically died at the age of 36 under suspicious circumstances that involved a possible domestic dispute.
New Yorkers: The Situation in the Middle East is Worrying
New Yorkers express concern about the situation in the Middle East but many refuse to comment on the US and Israel's actions against Iran.
A humorous situation in the NHL – referee offered an elbow
In an unusual incident during an NHL game, a referee inadvertently elbowed a player while trying to avoid a collision on the ice.
"Illegal Aggression". Mamdani against the attack on Iran, but avoids criticizing Trump
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned U.S. and Israeli military attacks on Iran, calling them illegal, yet notably refrained from directly criticizing former President Donald Trump.
'Why did you start the war with Iran?,' asks NYT to Trump in editorial
An editorial by the New York Times questions President Trump’s initiation of military action against Iran, highlighting his campaign promise to end wars rather than start new ones.
Alert in New York and New Jersey: what to expect this Saturday and Sunday with a new round of snow and cold
A cold front is anticipated to bring snow and dangerously low temperatures to New York and New Jersey over the weekend.
The MTA opens job vacancies in New York with salaries of up to US$31 per hour: how to apply
The MTA is offering job openings in New York for train cleaners with competitive salaries and basic requirements.
Singles swap dating apps for a wrestling ring and turn wrestling into a flirting ritual in the US
Young singles in New York are engaging in wrestling matches as a unique form of speed dating.
New York halts robotaxi expansion plan
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has paused a proposal to expand robotaxi services beyond New York City, delaying the advent of driverless ride services in smaller cities.
"White Blouses", the Memory That Becomes a Musical
The article discusses "Camicette Bianche – il musical", a performance that explores Italian emigration in the early 20th century, linking past and present through an emotional narrative.
Michael Douglas, 81, unrecognizable as he plays US President amid shock outburst
Michael Douglas, now 81, stars as US President Ronald Reagan in a new mini series set in the Arctic as he reflects on his father's influence and the weather differences between New York and Iceland.
Flawless, fierce and serving face: the Sydney Mardi Gras Sissy Ball – in pictures
The Sydney Mardi Gras Sissy Ball showcases vibrant performances inspired by New York’s ballroom scene, reflecting a strong sense of community within the LGBTQ+ culture.
Scandal at a New York university over a professor's reprehensible comments about her students
A professor at Hunter College made offensive remarks during a community education council meeting regarding the potential closure of schools, prompting outrage from students and parents.
NYC landlords fire back at ‘racist’ Mamdani aide's claim that ties homeownership to 'White supremacy'
New York City landlords are criticizing comments from a top housing official connecting homeownership to white supremacy, labeling them as 'racist' and neglectful of immigrant property owners.
New York Times to Trump: Why did you ignite this war, Mr. President?
An editorial in the New York Times criticizes President Trump for launching a military attack on Iran, contradicting his 2024 campaign promises to end wars.
Good news in New York: Hochul announces there are more students in CUNY than in 2024 and 2023
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced an increase in enrollment at the City University of New York (CUNY) for the third consecutive year, reflecting the state's commitment to educational accessibility.
Mayor Joharan Mamdani met with Trump, see major news related to the US
New York Mayor Joharan Mamdani met with former President Donald Trump to discuss immigration issues.
A mansion in New York's affluent area hosted the world's elite – then nightmarish secrets were revealed
A former mansion of Jeffrey Epstein in New York's high-end district was revealed to have disturbing secrets despite its luxurious facade.
Pocket Books: Romanticism, Nostalgia, and a Painful 'Goodbye'
The article reflects on the decline of pocket books in Greece, prompted by recent articles from prominent publications like The New York Times and The Guardian that sparked a broader discussion on the topic.
‘Master Loss’: what the bank collapse showed about the limits of FGC guarantees
A young woman in New York loses her investment in a collapsed Brazilian bank but recovers her funds through the credit guarantee fund, highlighting the challenges of financial investing for novices.
I tracked Andrew to Epstein’s New York front door - what I saw was horrifying
Journalist Annette Witheridge recounts tracking Prince Andrew to Jeffrey Epstein's New York home, where she witnessed their encounter and later took a now-infamous photograph.
NYT: USA has reportedly initiated an attack on Iran
According to the New York Times, the USA has initiated an attack on Iran coordinated with Israeli military actions.
The Parable of Growing Museums
The article discusses how art centers from New York to Bilbao are expanding to maintain relevance and attract more visitors, despite significant material and symbolic costs.
The history of football in New York: it did not start when Charles Goodyear sold his first ball in Manhattan
The article discusses the early history of football in New York, highlighting its significance in the United States ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Fragile but with head held high, Bill Clinton's latest comeback before the commissioners
Bill Clinton testified before a commission at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center, revealing his ongoing influence within the Democratic Party.
Clinton in Epstein interrogation: 'I did not have sex with that woman'
Bill Clinton denied having sexual relations with a woman during his questioning in the Epstein investigation, repeating his previous claims.
New York businesswoman sentenced to nine years for $30m political finance scheme
Sherry Xue Li was sentenced to nine years in prison for her role in a $30 million scheme defrauding foreign investors and funneling money into U.S. political campaigns.
Calendar - Saturday, February 28
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How can Mamdani end the homelessness crisis in New York?
The article discusses the urgent homelessness crisis in New York during a harsh winter and the pressures on Mayor Zahran Mamdani to implement comprehensive reforms.
Iran warning: - The USA can bomb as much as they want
President Trump claims that Iran has resumed its nuclear program and has enough nuclear material to build a bomb, a claim considered not credible by experts and supported by The New York Times analysis.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs, rapper who produced Usher, arrested: What crimes is he accused of?
Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been arrested in New York and faces charges including sex trafficking and promoting prostitution following a series of allegations that emerged in 2023.
Rebellion in New York: Mamdani's official condemns the snowball attack on the NYPD
An attack involving snowballs thrown at NYPD officers in Washington Square Park sparked a public debate among officials in New York City.
Author enchanted by Epstein made a striking observation
Porochista Khakpour, an award-winning Iranian-American author, shared a memory of meeting Jeffrey Epstein in New York nightlife in 2006, noting his magnetic personality.
From California to New York: Which States Accept the Digital Driver's License and Which Do Not
This article discusses which U.S. states accept digital driver's licenses, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
Sean “Diddy” Combs receives new complaint for rape and non-consensual recording
Sean “Diddy” Combs faces a new lawsuit alleging drugging and rape from 2001, joining multiple accusations against him in 2023.
New York Times: Regime Change in Cuba Pleases Trump, But Risks Are High
The Trump administration is torn between the desire for regime change in Cuba and the potential for uncontrollable chaos just off the U.S. coast.
Imminent crisis at the New York Silver Exchange: Contracts exceed stock by four times
The New York Silver Exchange is facing an imminent crisis as future contracts traded exceed the available stock by four times, raising concerns over the market's ability to meet physical delivery demands.
Mapping the Risks of Attacking Iran
The article analyzes the potential repercussions and retaliatory options available to Iran if it faces military strikes from the United States or Israel.
"Can you hear me?": Therapy before the microphone
The article discusses the film "Can You Hear Me?" directed by Bradley Cooper, which follows Alex Novak, a Wall Street businessman, as he unexpectedly performs at the legendary Comedy Cellar.
French cuisine master teaches how to salt food properly
French culinary master Daniel Boulud teaches the art of salting food like a true Frenchman.
‘The jail of the famous’: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs detained in the same place as García Luna and Sam Bankman-Fried
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has been detained in a New York jail on multiple serious charges, including sexual abuse and human trafficking, while awaiting trial.
Columbia University student detained by U.S. federal agents released
A Columbia University student detained by federal immigration authorities was released following intervention from President Trump after protests erupted on campus.
Body Found Under Snow Pile in Central Park and Police Open Investigation
New York police have launched an investigation after a body was discovered under a pile of snow in Central Park.
New York Mayor urges Donald Trump to allocate $21 billion for affordable housing and infrastructure
New York's mayor is calling on Donald Trump to invest $21 billion in affordable housing and infrastructure in Queens, New York.