Tag: new_york_city
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NYC Announces Historic $115M DoorDash Settlement for 260,000 Delivery Workers
New York City announces the largest worker settlement in its history, delivering over $115 million to more than 260,000 DoorDash delivery workers under NYC's Delivery Worker Laws.
BusinessPolitics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementEmployment and LaborLegalEconomyState Governments DoorDashNew York CityDCWPDelivery Worker Lawsworker settlementResearch and Analytics DivisionWorkers' Bill of Rights
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The Met Opens "Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous" on October 4
The Metropolitan Museum of Art opens Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous on October 4, 2026, running through January 31, 2027, with a digital press kit now available.
EntertainmentMediaUSAFilm and TVDigital and Print Publishing Krasner and Pollock: Past ContinuousThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtThe Met Fifth AvenueArt ExhibitionNew York CityAnna-Marie KellenJulie NiemiMet Museum
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Governor Sherrill to Join Heatmap News Climate Week Discussion
New Jersey Governor Sherrill will take part in a moderated Climate Week conversation hosted by Heatmap News in New York City on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
Politics and GovernmentEnvironmentClimate ChangeState GovernmentsMedia Governor SherrillClimate WeekHeatmap NewsNew JerseyNew York CityPublic ScheduleOffice of New Jersey Governor
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Governor Sherrill to Join Heatmap News Climate Week Discussion in New York
New Jersey Governor Sherrill will take part in a moderated Climate Week conversation hosted by Heatmap News at 22 Vanderbilt in Manhattan, with press open but no availability.
Politics and GovernmentEnvironmentMediaUSAState GovernmentsClimate ChangeGeneral Politics Mikie SherrillClimate WeekHeatmap NewsNew JerseyNew York CityPublic ScheduleOffice of New Jersey Governor
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Reports Trump and Mamdani Meeting at Gracie Mansion
Newsweek reports President Donald Trump met New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at Gracie Mansion, where the two discussed a Queens development plan after months of sharp criticism.
Politics and GovernmentMediaUSAGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseReal EstateDigital and Print Publishing Donald TrumpZohran MamdaniGracie MansionSunnyside YardNew York CityNewsweekJennifer H. Cunningham
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The Met to Present First Major New York Survey of Felix Gonzalez-Torres in Over Three Decades
Felix Gonzalez-Torres: The Spaces Between opens June 10, 2027 at The Met Fifth Avenue, placing more than 40 works across 14 collecting areas in the artist's first New York survey since 1995.
EntertainmentMediaUSAFilm and TVDigital and Print PublishingSocial Issues Felix Gonzalez-TorresThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtThe Spaces BetweenArt Institute of Chicagocontemporary artNew York CityexhibitionMet Museum
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Says Mamdani Emerging as Democratic Party's De Facto Leader
Newsweek's The 1600 newsletter argues New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has become the de facto face of the Democratic Party after a warm Gracie Mansion meeting with President Trump.
Politics and GovernmentMediaUSAGeneral PoliticsWhite HouseDemocratic PartyElectionMedia Bias Zohran MamdaniDonald TrumpNew York CityGracie MansionWhite House press ban2026 midterm electionsNewsweek
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Carney to Attend UN General Assembly Opening, Hold Bilateral Meetings in New York
Prime Minister Mark Carney travels to New York City for the 81st UN General Assembly, meeting leaders of Chile, Angola, Jordan and the UAE, and delivering remarks on the two-state solution.
Politics and GovernmentWorldCanadaChileAngolaJordanUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral PoliticsMiddle EastAsiaAfricaLatin America Mark CarneyUnited Nations General AssemblyNew York Citytwo-state solutionJosé Antonio KastJoão LourençoKing Abdullah IICanada Prime Minister Mark Carney
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Media Monitor: White House Says Trump to Address U.N. General Assembly Tuesday
The White House is reporting that President Donald J. Trump will address the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday, with live coverage beginning at 9:00 a.m. EDT.
Politics and GovernmentWorldUSABrazilUnited KingdomJapanWhite HouseGeneral PoliticsMiddle EastAsiaEuropeLatin America Donald TrumpUnited Nations General AssemblyNew York CityLuiz Inácio Lula da SilvaGulf Cooperation Councilbilateral meetingsThe White House
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Columbia University to Host Major Events as Climate Week NYC Returns Sept. 20–27
Columbia's campus becomes a hub for Climate Week NYC, hosting summits on fashion, clean air, regenerative materials, agentic AI and COP32, alongside new research on gas waste and AI data centers.
Science & TechnologyEnvironmentClimate ChangeEnergyEducationUSANew York City Climate Week NYCColumbia UniversityColumbia Climate SchoolCOP32El NinoGotham FoundryAI data centersnewsletter
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Governor Sherrill to Appear in Live Interview at The Atlantic Festival
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill will take part in a live interview at The Atlantic Festival on Friday, September 18, 2026, at the Perelman Performing Arts Center in New York City.
Politics and GovernmentMediaUSAState GovernmentsGeneral Politics Mikie SherrillThe Atlantic FestivalNew JerseyPerelman Performing Arts CenterNew York CityPublic ScheduleOffice of New Jersey Governor
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Liu Wei's 'Speculation' Sculptures Transform The Met's Fifth Avenue Facade
Beijing-based artist Liu Wei unveils four monumental sculptures in The Met's Fifth Avenue facade niches, marking his first major US project and the museum's first China commission since 2006.
EntertainmentMediaUSAFilm and TVSocial Issues Liu WeiThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtSpeculationThe Genesis Facade CommissionSculptureContemporary ArtNew York CityMet Museum
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The Met Breaks Ground on Frida Escobedo–Designed Wing for Modern and Contemporary Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has broken ground on the Oscar L. Tang and H.M. Agnes Hsu-Tang Wing, designed by Frida Escobedo, with $670 million raised and a planned 2030 opening.
EntertainmentBusinessUSAArtsReal EstateSocial Issues The Metropolitan Museum of ArtFrida EscobedoOscar L. Tang and H.M. Agnes Hsu-Tang WingModern and Contemporary ArtNew York CityMuseum ConstructionCentral ParkMet Museum
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY Marks 25th Anniversary of Sept. 11 Attacks
USA TODAY reports on the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, including the annual New York City ceremony, Americans' memories of the day and the story behind an iconic Ground Zero photograph.
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Made Fresh Salads Recalls Deli Products Over Listeria Contamination Risk
Made Fresh Salads Inc. is recalling all Ready to Eat Deli Style Salads and cream cheese due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Products were distributed in Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and New York City, with expiration dates through September 18, 2026.
HealthBusinessMedical ScienceLegalSocial Issues Made Fresh Salads Inc.Listeria monocytogenesProduct RecallDeli SaladsCream CheeseNew York CityFood SafetyFood RecallsFDADrugs
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President Mnookin Welcomes New Undergraduates in First Columbia Convocation
Columbia University's new President Jennifer L. Mnookin welcomed incoming undergraduates at her first Convocation, expressing kinship with the new class. She actively engaged with the university and local community throughout her inaugural summer.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessEducationSocial IssuesGeneral PoliticsEnvironment Jennifer L. MnookinColumbia UniversityConvocationUndergraduatesNew York CityCommunity EngagementHigher Educationnewsletter
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MOME Unveils Fall 2026 Entertainment Lineup for New York City
MOME announces a fall season packed with film festivals, "Made in NY" premieres, and a new filmmaker listening tour. The initiative supports local talent and promotes sustainable production in NYC.
EntertainmentMediaBusinessEnvironmentFilm and TVDigital and Print PublishingEconomyClimate ChangeGeneral PoliticsEducation MOMENew York CityFilm FestivalsFilmmaker Listening TourSustainable ProductionEmmy AwardsMade in NY Productions
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Media Monitor: Newsweek Details NYC Crime and Governance Concerns, Midterm Ballot Impact
Newsweek reports on rising crime and governance issues in New York City, including a fatal stabbing in Times Square and online reactions, alongside a brief mention of mail ballot restrictions affecting midterm races.
Politics and GovernmentLaw EnforcementConflictGeneral PoliticsElectionEducationSocial IssuesMiddle East New York CityCrimeGovernancePoliticsMidterm ElectionsErin PiacentiMail BallotsNewsweek
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Columbia News Unveils Extensive Guides for Campus and NYC Exploration
Columbia University News offers new guides for students and the community, featuring over 50 coffee spots, budget NYC activities, campus history tours, and a Harlem walking guide.
EducationBusinessEconomySocial Issues Columbia UniversityNew York Citycampus lifecoffeetealocal guideshistoryStudent Lifenewsletter
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NYC Bolsters Consumer and Worker Protections with New Initiatives
New York City's DCWP partners with the Manhattan D.A. to fight wage theft and fraud, reports on paid sick leave usage, cracks down on predatory businesses, and supports delivery workers' rights.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessLaw EnforcementGeneral PoliticsEmployment and LaborLegalEconomySocial Issues New York CityDCWPManhattan District AttorneyConsumer ProtectionWorker RightsWage TheftDelivery Workers
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IRS CEO Engages New York Tax Professionals on Key Tax Initiatives
IRS CEO Frank J. Bisignano met with New York tax professionals to discuss Trump Accounts, Working Families Tax Cuts, and the successful 2026 filing season, emphasizing collaboration for improved tax administration.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentEconomyLegal IRSTax ProfessionalsNew York CityTrump AccountsWorking Families Tax CutsTax AdministrationGovernment
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IRS CEO Engages New York Tax Professionals on Administration and Filing Season Success
IRS CEO Frank J. Bisignano met with New York tax professionals to discuss tax administration, the successful 2026 filing season, and future improvements, including Trump Accounts and Working Families Tax Cuts.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessFederal GovernmentEconomyLegalEducation IRSFrank J. BisignanoTax ProfessionalsNew York CityTax AdministrationWorking Families Tax CutsTax Filing Season
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Columbia University Launches Comprehensive Guide and Mentorship for Class of 2026
Columbia University welcomes its Class of 2026 with a new guide and mentorship program. Students, faculty, and alumni offer advice on navigating campus, city life, academics, and building connections for a successful "odyssey."
BusinessEducationSocial IssuesEmployment and Labor Columbia UniversityNew York CityStudent LifeMentorshipHigher EducationCampus GuideAcademic Advicenewsletter
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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.
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