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Dionne Warwick to be Honored at 2026 Angel Ball in NYC

Dionne Warwick to be Honored at 2026 Angel Ball in NYC

Dionne Warwick to be Honored at 2026 Angel Ball in NYC
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I spotted the new Tesla Cybercab robotaxi. Here's what surprised me

I spotted the new Tesla Cybercab robotaxi. Here's what surprised me

The Tesla Cybercab launched last week in Austin, Texas. I spotted one outside of New York City. Here's why it shocked me.
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Hailee Steinfeld and Estée Lauder Launch New 'Glimmer' Fragrance

Hailee Steinfeld and Estée Lauder Launch New 'Glimmer' Fragrance

Hailee Steinfeld and Estée Lauder Launch New 'Glimmer' Fragrance
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Matt Hardy screwed out of winning TNA World Championship

Matt Hardy screwed out of winning TNA World Championship

We were so close to seeing Matt Hardy crowned as TNA world champion.
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Understanding the Difference Between Nor'easters and Blizzards

Understanding the Difference Between Nor'easters and Blizzards

A nor'easter and a blizzard are two distinct weather phenomena often confused during winter. A nor'easter forms when cold polar air collides with warm Atlantic moisture, creating a storm system with sustained northeast winds. These storms typically occur between October and April and can bring rain, sleet, or snow, depending on temperatures. In contrast, a blizzard is defined by specific conditions: sustained winds of at least 35 mph (56 km/h) and visibility reduced to less than a quarter-mile for at least three hours. The formation of a blizzard is not tied to a specific type of storm system, meaning it can result from an Alberta clipper or a coastal storm. Recent examples include New York City's first blizzard warning since 2017 and Boston's emergency blizzard declaration in 2022. (Source time: Thu, 10 Sep 2026 16:02:31 GMT)
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9/11 memorial ceremony adds 7th moment of silence

9/11 memorial ceremony adds 7th moment of silence

The annual 9/11 ceremony is adding a seventh moment of silence. Here's who it honors and why it matters 25 years later.
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First Snowfall in NYC Expected Late November to December, Says Farmer's Almanac

First Snowfall in NYC Expected Late November to December, Says Farmer's Almanac

The Farmer's Almanac predicts that New York City will experience its first measurable snowfall between late November and December. This forecast aligns with the typical climatological pattern for the region, where coastal areas like NYC and Long Island often see snow later than inland communities due to the moderating effects of the Atlantic Ocean. The 2026-2027 winter season is expected to be influenced by El Niño, leading to a highly variable weather pattern. While rain events may dominate, sudden temperature drops could result in significant winter storms. The Almanac defines the first snowfall as measurable snow, with at least 0.1 inches accumulating on the ground.
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Alicia Keys ‘and Friends,’ Victoria Monet, More Join Global Citizen Festival Lineup

Alicia Keys ‘and Friends,’ Victoria Monet, More Join Global Citizen Festival Lineup

Alicia Keys & friends, Victoria Monét, Yeonjun, and Yoshiki have joined the lineup for this year’s Global Citizen Festival, the organization announced on Thursday. Taking place on September 26th in New York’s Central Park, they join previously announced performers Lauryn Hill & Wyclef Jean, Lenny Kravitz, John Legend, Lainey Wilson, Shaboozey and Tomorrow X Together. […]
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New York City Releases Thousands of 9/11 Air Quality and Health Documents

New York City Releases Thousands of 9/11 Air Quality and Health Documents

Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, New York City has released thousands of documents concerning air quality and health concerns in Lower Manhattan following the attacks. The public portal also includes files detailing the city's response and its knowledge of toxins in the years after the event. Corporation Counsel Steven Banks discussed these newly released files and their implications for survivors and their families during an interview on NY1's 'Inside City Hall' with political anchor Errol Louis. This release follows years of court battles and advocacy by groups like 9/11 Health Watch and families of victims, who filed Freedom of Information Law requests that were initially denied but later won through litigation. The documents, totaling over 170,000 pages, include internal memos from the city's environmental department and other highly sought-after records, now searchable by keywords.
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Film 'In the Hand of Dante' Set for 2025 Release, Tracing Manuscript's Journey to New York

Film 'In the Hand of Dante' Set for 2025 Release, Tracing Manuscript's Journey to New York

Film 'In the Hand of Dante' Set for 2025 Release, Tracing Manuscript's Journey to New York
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New York Man Arrested in Stamford for Role in $100,000 Courier Scam Targeting Elderly Victim

New York Man Arrested in Stamford for Role in $100,000 Courier Scam Targeting Elderly Victim

A New York City man has been arrested in Stamford, Connecticut, in connection with a 'courier scam' that defrauded an 82-year-old victim of over $100,000. The suspect, Qianlin Zheng, 28, of Flushing, Queens, was apprehended after traveling to Stamford to receive a package he believed contained approximately $15,000 in cash. Stamford police reported that Zheng was charged with second-degree larceny. The arrest is part of an ongoing investigation into the scam, which typically involves fraudsters impersonating officials or bank representatives to trick victims into sending money or valuables via courier. Zheng was held on a $100,000 bond and was scheduled to appear in Stamford Superior Court on September 9.
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Nonprofit 'Friends of Firefighters' Continues Mental Health Support for FDNY Nearly 25 Years After 9/11

Nonprofit 'Friends of Firefighters' Continues Mental Health Support for FDNY Nearly 25 Years After 9/11

The nonprofit organization 'Friends of Firefighters' is continuing its mission to provide mental health services to members of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY), nearly 25 years after the September 11th attacks. Initially established in the aftermath of 9/11 to offer immediate support such as clean socks and food, the organization evolved into a crucial hub for mental health assistance. This ongoing commitment addresses the long-term psychological impact of the 9/11 tragedy on first responders, recognizing that the need for support extends far beyond the immediate crisis. CBS News New York's Cindy Hsu reported on the nonprofit's sustained efforts.