Tag: new_york_city
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Media Monitor: Cornell Chronicle reports on new student convocation, cancer research, NYC tree mapping, and leadership change
The Cornell Chronicle is reporting on its New Student Convocation, new prostate cancer research, a project mapping New York City trees, and a dean stepping down. It also highlights CNN and Smithsonian Magazine reports featuring Cornell experts.
HealthScience & TechnologyEducationMedical ScienceArtificial IntelligenceEnvironmentSocial Issues Cornell UniversityNew Student ConvocationProstate CancerNew York CityDementiaMary LoeffelholzCornell Chronicle
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Media Monitor: PolitiFact Debunks NYC Grocery ID Claims, Fact-Checks Midterm Attacks, and Reports on Trump's Mail-In Vote
PolitiFact reports on false claims about ID requirements for NYC grocery stores, debunks political ads, and notes Donald Trump's mail-in voting practice, among other fact-checks.
Politics and GovernmentHealthScience & TechnologyMediaGeneral PoliticsElectionSocial IssuesArtificial IntelligenceMedical Science PolitiFactFact-checkingNew York CityZohran MamdaniElectionsDonald TrumpVaccines
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Media Monitor: PolitiFact addresses grocery store ID claims, Epstein-related midterm attacks, and Trump's mail-in vote
PolitiFact reports on false claims about NYC grocery store IDs, the use of Epstein-related attacks in midterm elections, and Donald J Trump's mail-in ballot use despite his criticism of the practice.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessScience & TechnologyMediaGeneral PoliticsElectionEconomyArtificial IntelligenceMedical Science PolitiFactNew York CityZohran MamdaniJeffrey EpsteinMidterm ElectionsDonald TrumpFact-checking
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Columbia's InTOuCH Program Celebrates a Decade of Community Health Impact
Columbia Center for Community Health's InTOuCH program marks ten years, training over 320 community health workers who have reached 100,000 New Yorkers, becoming a national model for community-driven public health.
HealthScience & TechnologyEntertainmentPolitics and GovernmentMedical ScienceEducationSocial IssuesEnvironmentGeneral PoliticsDigital and Print Publishing Columbia Center for Community HealthInTOuCH ProgramCommunity Health WorkersPublic HealthNew York CityTraining ProgramDr. Janhavi MallaiahColumbia Neighbors
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Media Monitor: Cornell Chronicle Highlights Research on NYC Schools, Quantum Computing, and Canine Tumors
The Cornell Chronicle is reporting on new research concerning New York City high school applications, a novel use of krypton gas in quantum computing, and a potential drug treatment for canine oral tumors.
HealthScience & TechnologyPolitics and GovernmentEducationMedical ScienceComputers and InternetSocial Issues Quantum ComputingAnimal HealthNew York CityOzempicPaul Revere WilliamsTantalumCornell Chronicle
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Media Monitor: Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Addresses Naval Readiness, Economic Policies, and Urban Issues
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board is reporting on U.S. naval readiness, the Jones Act, New York City e-bikes, and Britain's millionaire exodus, alongside other opinion pieces.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsEconomySocial IssuesEducationMedical ScienceFilm and TV U.S. Naval ReadinessJones ActNew York CityE-bikesBritainEconomic PolicyDonald J TrumpWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Columbia University Unveils First Dedicated Residential Building for General Studies Students
Columbia University's School of General Studies has opened 99 Claremont, its first dedicated residential building for nontraditional students. The new facility offers contemporary living and study spaces, addressing a key need for accessible, community-centered housing.
EducationHealthScience & TechnologyBusinessMedical ScienceEnvironmentEconomyLegalSocial Issues Columbia UniversitySchool of General Studies99 Claremontstudent housingNew York Cityresidential buildinghigher educationnewsletter
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Columnist Details Frustration with NYC Schools, Migrant Influx
Newsweek's Carlo Versano writes about his personal struggle to secure a public school seat for his daughter in Brooklyn, linking it to the city's migrant influx and criticizing what he calls "suicidal empathy" in progressive politics.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsDemocratic PartyRepublican PartyEducationSocial IssuesEconomy New York CityPublic EducationMigrant CrisisBrooklynCarlo VersanoSuicidal EmpathyDemocratic PoliticsNewsweek
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Media Monitor: Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Reports on NYC Labor, Inflation, China, and Wisconsin Politics
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board is reporting on New York City's potential ban on subcontracting delivery workers, July's low inflation figures, the legacy of former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, and a Wisconsin primary election outcome.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessScience & TechnologyEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsEconomyEmployment and LaborArtificial IntelligenceElectionAsia New York CityAmazonTeamstersInflationFederal ReserveZhu RongjiWisconsin PrimaryWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Renowned Chinese Artist Liu Wei to Unveil Major Sculpture Commission at The Met
Chinese artist Liu Wei will present four new sculptures on The Met's Fifth Avenue facade starting September 2026. This marks his first major U.S. project, exploring transformation and social change through assemblage.
MediaBusinessEducationSocial IssuesEconomy Liu WeiThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtSculptureContemporary ArtPublic ArtNew York CityFacade CommissionMet Museum
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NYC Unveils Discounted Government Grocery Stores, Sparking Debate
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a plan for five government-owned supermarkets to sell food at 30% below retail. Columbia Business School experts note success depends on economic rationale and execution amidst debate over competition.
Politics and GovernmentHealthScience & TechnologyMediaEconomyState GovernmentsClimate ChangeMedical ScienceDigital and Print Publishing New York CityZohran Mamdanigovernment-owned supermarketsfood insecurityJoseph StiglitzLori YueColumbia Business Schoolnewsletter
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Media Monitor: Cornell Chronicle reports on benefactor's death, new research in health and technology, and external media mentions
The Cornell Chronicle is reporting on the passing of trustee emeritus Stephen Ashley, new research on cancer, heart health, and autism, alongside a tree-planting initiative in New York City.
HealthScience & TechnologyBusinessPolitics and GovernmentEducationMedical ScienceEnvironmentEmployment and LaborEconomyGeneral Politics Stephen AshleyCornell UniversityCancer ResearchAutismNew York CityCardiovascular HealthEconomic PolicyCornell Chronicle
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MOME Commissioner Highlights Growth and Access in NYC Media and Entertainment
MOME Commissioner Rafael Espinal details initiatives to boost NYC's media and entertainment, including free training, film tax credits, and new festivals, positioning the city as a premier filming destination and expanding access for New Yorkers.
MediaEntertainmentBusinessPolitics and Government Rafael EspinalMOMENew York CityMedia IndustryEntertainment IndustryFilm ProductionALZA FestivalNY Music Month
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Media Monitor: Washington Wildfires Rage, Political Races Tighten, WNBA Team Named
USA TODAY reports on uncontained Washington wildfires, a tight Michigan Senate primary, and the WNBA's new Cleveland Sirens team. Other stories include a SpaceX rocket collision, Pentagon funding for the National Guard, and political allegations.
EnvironmentLaw EnforcementState GovernmentsLegal Washington wildfiresSpokaneMichigan primaryWNBAOhio State BuckeyesNational GuardNew York CityUSA TODAY Daily Briefing
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NYC Unveils Safer Streets Initiative, Free Civil Service Exams, and Knicks Memorabilia Auction
New York City introduces new safety measures for municipal vehicles, offers free civil service exams, and auctions a Knicks championship sign. Residents can also now visit the David N. Dinkins Municipal Building cupola.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessSportGeneral PoliticsEmployment and LaborEducationTransportationElection New York CityDCASSafer StreetsCivil Service ExamsKnicksMunicipal VehiclesDavid N. Dinkins Municipal Building
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NYC Cracks Down on Unfair Practices, Securing Millions for Workers and Consumers
New York City's DCWP, led by Mayor Mamdani and Commissioner Levine, has recovered millions for workers and consumers through new protections against deceptive tipping, predatory dental practices, unfair labor, and hidden junk fees.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHealthUSA New York CityDCWPConsumer ProtectionWorker ProtectionDelivery WorkersDental CareJunk Fees
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Met Museum Unveils Diverse 2026–27 Met Live Arts Season
The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced its 2026–27 Met Live Arts season, featuring diverse artists like Lykke Li and St. Vincent. Performances will engage with museum collections and iconic spaces, marking Sarah Jones's inaugural programming.
EntertainmentMusicEducationSocial Issues The Metropolitan Museum of ArtMet Live ArtsPerforming ArtsMuseumsLykke LiSt. VincentNew York CityMet Museum
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Harlem Sculpture Gardens Returns as Columbia Develops New Public Space for 2026
Harlem's public art scene expands with the third annual Sculpture Gardens, while Columbia University creates a new open space on its Manhattanville campus, alongside a host of community events for 2026.
EntertainmentScience & TechnologyHealthPolitics and GovernmentEducationSocial IssuesClimate ChangeFilm and TVMusic HarlemSculpture GardensPublic ArtManhattanville CampusColumbia UniversityCommunity EventsNew York CityColumbia Neighbors
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Reports on NYC Mayor's Stance on Netanyahu and Business Regulations
Newsweek is reporting on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's controversial comments regarding the potential arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his efforts to cut city business regulations.
Politics and GovernmentWorldLaw EnforcementWeatherGeneral PoliticsEconomyEnvironmentMiddle EastLegal Zohran MamdaniBenjamin NetanyahuNew York CityBusiness RegulationsClimate ChangeInternational Criminal CourtPoliticsNewsweek
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Media Monitor: PolitiFact reports on proposed permanent daylight saving time and Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York City
PolitiFact reports on the U.S. House passing a bill for permanent daylight saving time, recalling a failed 1973 attempt, and details a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York City with three deaths.
Politics and GovernmentHealthBusinessFederal GovernmentGeneral PoliticsMedical ScienceEnergySocial Issues Daylight Saving TimeLegionnaires' DiseaseNew York CityDonald TrumpRichard NixonPublic HealthLegislationPolitiFact's Ellen Hine
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American Airlines Hosts FIFA World Cup 26™ Final Party with Zedd Performance at Edge NYC
American Airlines hosted an official FIFA World Cup 26™ Final Party at Edge NYC, 100 floors above New York City, featuring a surprise performance by Zedd to unite fans in celebration.
BusinessSportEntertainmentTransportationMusicSocial Issues American AirlinesFIFA World Cup 26New York CityEdge NYCZeddCelebrationEvents
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Columbia President Mnookin Kicks Off Tenure with Community Outreach
New Columbia University President Jennifer L. Mnookin hosted a Community Partners Breakfast in her first week, emphasizing her commitment to deepening ties with New York City and fostering shared aspirations and trust with local leaders.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessEducationGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsSocial Issues Jennifer L. MnookinColumbia UniversityCommunity PartnershipsNew York CityManhattanville campusHigher EducationCommunity Relationsnewsletter
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Columbia President Mnookin Outlines Vision for Deeper Community Engagement
Columbia University President Jennifer L. Mnookin shared her vision for strengthening community ties with New York City leaders, emphasizing shared aspirations and ongoing engagement through various local initiatives and events.
BusinessScience & TechnologyHealthPolitics and GovernmentEducationEconomyClimate ChangeArtificial IntelligenceMedical ScienceSocial Issues Jennifer L. MnookinColumbia UniversityCommunity EngagementNew York CityManhattanvilleSTEMQuestHarlem WeekColumbia Neighbors
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MOME Unveils July 2026 Initiatives to Boost NYC Film Industry and Workforce
MOME announces July 2026 initiatives, including workforce development, sustainable film practices, and cultural events, while emphasizing New York City's growing role in film and television production.
MediaEntertainmentSportPolitics and GovernmentFilm and TVEmployment and LaborEducationEnvironmentState Governments MOMENew York CityFilm ProductionWorkforce DevelopmentSustainabilityFilm FestivalsTax Credit
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Media Monitor: Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Reports on Senator Graham's Death, Economic Trends
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board is reporting on the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, student loan forgiveness costs, and welfare trends in the U.K., alongside political shifts in New York City.
Politics and GovernmentWorldEntertainmentConflictGeneral PoliticsEconomyMiddle EastEducationSocial Issues Lindsey GrahamStudent Loan ForgivenessWelfare ProgramsUnited KingdomNew York CityU.S. AlliancesPolitical TrendsWall Street Journal Editorial Board
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Media Monitor: PolitiFact examines Trump's communism claims, debate over U.S. first capital
PolitiFact examines President Trump's recent claims labeling Democrats as communists and delves into the historical debate over whether New York City or Philadelphia was the United States' first capital.
Politics and GovernmentMediaGeneral PoliticsDemocratic PartyRepublican PartyFederal GovernmentElectionSocial Issues Donald TrumpCommunismNew York CityPhiladelphiaU.S. HistoryPolitical RhetoricPolitiFact's Ellen Hine
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Former NYC Mayoral Chief-Of-Staff and Three Others Charged in Migrant Shelter Bribery Scheme
Former NYC Mayoral Chief-Of-Staff Frank Carone, his brother, and two others face federal charges for allegedly exploiting the migrant crisis to secure a multi-million dollar shelter contract through bribery, tax fraud, and obstruction of justice.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementBusinessGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentEconomyLegalSocial Issues Frank CaroneNew York CityBriberyMigrant CrisisPublic CorruptionTax EvasionObstruction of JusticeFBI
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CAIR-NY Calls for Hate Crime Probe After Violent Threat Against Sunnyside Muslim Center
CAIR-NY demands a hate crime probe after a violent threat targeted the Sunnyside Muslim Center, with a caller threatening to "shoot up" the mosque. Law enforcement is urged to protect worshippers amid rising anti-Muslim intimidation.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementWorldSocial Issues Sunnyside Muslim CenterCAIR-NYHate CrimeMosqueNew York CityAnti-MuslimCivil RightsCAIR Breaking News
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"Raphael: Sublime Poetry" Becomes The Met's Most Attended Exhibition Since 2018
The Met's 'Raphael: Sublime Poetry' exhibition captivated over 562,000 visitors, becoming the museum's most attended show since 2018. This landmark display of Raphael's genius averaged 6,800 daily visitors, highlighting its significant cultural impact.
EntertainmentMediaEducationDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues RaphaelThe MetExhibitionItalian RenaissanceArt HistoryMuseumsNew York CityMet Museum
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Homeland Security Secretary Celebrates Landmark Coast Guard Investment
Secretary Mullin marked the first anniversary of President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill,' a nearly $25 billion investment in the U.S. Coast Guard, the largest since World War II, enhancing cutters, aircraft, and infrastructure.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementBusinessFederal GovernmentGeneral PoliticsEconomyMilitaryTransportation Markwayne MullinU.S. Department of Homeland SecurityU.S. Coast GuardOne Big Beautiful BillNew York CityDonald J. TrumpGovernment Spending