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How to Cook Traditional Thai Tom Yum Soup

How to Cook Traditional Thai Tom Yum Soup

Tom Yum soup is celebrated for its bold flavors and aromatic ingredients, making it a staple in Thai cuisine. The preparation of this hot and sour ...
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How One Soup Came to Define Thai Cuisine

How One Soup Came to Define Thai Cuisine

Tom Yum soup, a staple of Thai cuisine, is renowned for its hot and sour flavors. This iconic dish has a rich history and has evolved over time to ...
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The Hot and Sour Dish That Defines Thai Cuisine

The Hot and Sour Dish That Defines Thai Cuisine

Tom Yum soup is more than just a dish; it is a cultural icon in Thailand. Known for its hot and sour flavors, Tom Yum has become synonymous with Th...
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Chef Erin French Embarks on National Book Tour for 'Seize The Supper'

Chef Erin French Embarks on National Book Tour for 'Seize The Supper'

Chef Erin French Embarks on National Book Tour for 'Seize The Supper'
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The Story Behind Thailand's Famous Pad Thai

The Story Behind Thailand's Famous Pad Thai

Pad Thai, a beloved dish worldwide, has a rich history that intertwines with Thailand's national identity. This stir-fried noodle dish, known for i...
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Federal Judge Rules New York State Prison System Endangered Inmate's Life Due to Medical Neglect

Federal Judge Rules New York State Prison System Endangered Inmate's Life Due to Medical Neglect

A federal judge has ruled that the New York state prison system exhibited 'deliberate indifference' towards the medical needs of David Blanding, an inmate suffering from bladder cancer. U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan found that prison officials failed to provide Blanding with necessary medical treatments, including prescribed medications and timely medical appointments. The ruling highlighted systemic issues within the prison's healthcare system, citing staffing shortages and bureaucratic failures as contributing factors. The judge ordered the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision to develop a treatment plan for Blanding and provide regular updates on his care. This case underscores ongoing concerns about the quality of medical care in state prisons.
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Yes, dates can be good for you. But here's why you can overdo it.

Yes, dates can be good for you. But here's why you can overdo it.

Dates are a beloved fruit. But are they healthy? Here's the truth.
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New York Lawmaker Pushes for Single-Payer Healthcare in Upcoming Legislative Session

New York Lawmaker Pushes for Single-Payer Healthcare in Upcoming Legislative Session

State Senator Gustavo Rivera is optimistic about passing a single-payer healthcare bill in New York's upcoming legislative session. The bill, which has been introduced multiple times since 1991, aims to establish a government-run healthcare system without co-pays or premiums. Rivera argues that the system could be funded through a graduated payroll tax, potentially reducing healthcare costs for 95% of New Yorkers. Despite opposition from insurance companies and some unions, Rivera believes the bill has strong support, with 34 Senate sponsors and over 70 in the Assembly.
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Closure of North Country Orthopedic Group Sparks Community Outcry

Closure of North Country Orthopedic Group Sparks Community Outcry

The North Country Orthopedic Group, a longstanding healthcare provider in Watertown, New York, is set to close after nearly 70 years of service. This closure, along with the potential shutdown of an attached ambulatory surgery center pending state approval, has led to significant frustration among nurses and patients. A public hearing hosted by North Star Health Alliance saw emotional testimonies from community members and healthcare workers, who expressed concerns about the impact on local healthcare services. The closure is part of broader service cuts as North Star Health Alliance navigates bankruptcy.
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Bourbon Virus Confirmed in New York: A New Tick-Borne Threat Emerges

Bourbon Virus Confirmed in New York: A New Tick-Borne Threat Emerges

For the first time, Bourbon virus has been confirmed in New York, with a case identified in a 67-year-old Suffolk County man. The virus, carried by lone star ticks, has previously been confirmed only six times in the U.S. The disease is difficult to diagnose due to the lack of commercial tests and its symptoms overlap with other tick-borne illnesses. Testing of ticks and deer in New York has shown that the virus is more prevalent than previously thought, with evidence of active transmission in Suffolk County and other parts of the state.
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BFC Partners and SAA Canopy Group Secure $269M Loan for Syracuse Housing Renovation

BFC Partners and SAA Canopy Group Secure $269M Loan for Syracuse Housing Renovation

BFC Partners and SAA Canopy Group have secured a $269 million construction loan to renovate and expand the Parkside Commons housing complex in Syracuse, New York. The project aims to deliver 393 affordable apartments through a combination of renovations and new constructions, significantly improving living conditions and revitalizing the East Side of Syracuse. The financing package includes federal and state Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and a $116 million construction loan from the Urban Investment Group at Goldman Sachs. The project is set to begin in September, with renovations and new constructions expected to be completed by late 2028.
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Dakota Ditcheva Triumphs Over Denise Kielholtz in PFL New York Return

Dakota Ditcheva Triumphs Over Denise Kielholtz in PFL New York Return

Dakota Ditcheva Triumphs Over Denise Kielholtz in PFL New York Return