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(Washington, DC) – On Tuesday, the market got more clarity as to what may be coming for the Federal Reserve and interest rates. Specifically, it looks like rate cuts are exceedingly unlikely anytime soon. First, wholesale inflation
FLORIDA — Rory McIlroy has filed for divorce from his wife Erica Stoll ahead of this week’s PGA Championship. The star filed documents in Florida on Monday, according to TMZ Sports, seven years after they tied the
NEW YORK — While the full NFL schedule will not be unveiled until 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday night, some matchups have begun to be announced around the league. And for the Jets and Aaron Rodgers –
(New York, NY) – On Monday, so-called “star” witness Michael Cohen testified on behalf of the prosecution in former President Trump’s nondisclosure agreement trial, sometimes called the hush money trial. Cohen, who previously did legal work for
(New York, NY) – Big changes are reportedly coming for future editions of the MTA Movie & TV Awards — and the event won’t be held this year. The network calls this a “pause” for the awards
(Hempstead, NY) – Following one of the largest gifts in the school’s history, $35 million in undergraduate scholarships are now available to students of Hofstra University’s Frank G. Zarb School of Business. The money was donated by
(New York, NY) – As the Knicks deal with a series of injuries to significant players, one has been especially prominent during New York’s second round series with Indiana. In the 4th quarter of the Knicks’ Game
(Las Vegas, NV) – How much of Caitlin Clark’s celebrity and transcendent popularity is as a result of her race? Most people would say it’s a result of her dominance on the college basketball court. But not
(New York, NY) – There have been arrests this weekend after hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters set up on the Manhattan Bridge. The demonstrators started off Saturday morning, by gathering by Barclay’s Center and made their way onto
(New York, NY) – The NYPD is still looking for a group of anti-Israel protesters who vandalized a subway train last week. The group made their way through four F train cars removing advertisements and replacing them
(New York, NY) – Another random act of violence in the city, after 66-year-old actor Steve Buscemi was slugged in the face on a Manhattan street last week. The star of “Fargo” and “Boardwalk Empire” was socked
(New York, NY) – Democratic New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez’s bribery trial kicks off today. It will be held in downtown Manhattan. Menendez will be in the courtroom as jury selection is set to start for his
(Wildwood, NJ) – Former President Donald Trump hit the campaign trail this weekend. On Saturday, Trump held a massive rally on the Jersey Shore where he stressed the importance of the upcoming election. Officials say 100,000 people
(New York, NY) — Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is set to testify this week at the so called hush money trial. Donald Trump is accused of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment that
(New York, NY) – A Supreme Court judge in Nassau County ruled against an executive order from Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman barring transgender females from participating in women’s sports. The order specifically focused on the issuing
