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New York: Latino Cannabis Association Launches To Build Equity & Be Part Of Lucrative Weed Market

As the cannabis industry grows and more and more states and municipalities decriminalize and legalize recreational marijuana, a group of people in New York are working to make sure that their communities are at the table when the state's laws and policies take shape.

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Stefan Bondy: Knicks pursuit of Jalen Brunson could benefit from the Mavericks’ crowded (and expensive) backcourt

NEW YORK — Spencer Dinwiddie’s emergence with the Mavericks presents an interesting question as it relates to the Knicks and their point guard dilemma: will Mark Cuban now allow himself to get outbid for Jalen Brunson?

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Pro-Putin Russian Diva Dropped From Metropolitan Opera, Replaced By Ukrainian Soprano

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has permeated the storied halls of New York City’s Metropolitan Opera, with Russian soprano Anna Netrebko being dropped from the starring role in an upcoming production of Giacomo Puccini's “Turandot” because she is a vocal supporter of Russian President Vladimi

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Meet the oligarchs: the Russian billionaires whose jets, yachts and mansions are now in the crosshairs

Some of Russia’s super rich are finding their assets in the west under threat of sanctions from the US

The Guardian - US

NYC to lift school mask rules, vaccine mandates for dining

New York City is lifting mandates requiring masks in public schools and proof of vaccination to dine in restaurants or enter entertainment, sports and cultural venues

The Independent UK

New York City mayor ends mask mandate in schools: ‘We want to see the faces of our children’

‘It’s time to open our city,’ Mayor Eric Adams said

The Independent UK

Seeking to shift costs to Medicare, more employers move retirees to advantage plans

As a parting gesture to a pandemic-ravaged city, former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio hoped to provide the city with a gift that would keep on giving: new health insurance for 250,000 city retirees partly funded by the federal government. Although he promised better benefits and no change in…

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Clinton Global Initiative restarted to tackle urgent needs

The Clinton Foundation is planning another Clinton Global Initiative – the high-profile gathering of business, political and philanthropic leaders – this September in New York, according to a letter former President Bill Clinton sent to the foundation’s supporters Friday

The Independent UK

A beloved New York restaurant becomes place of unity for Ukraine

Veselka, a restaurant raved about by celebrities and food critics alike, has become a meeting place and fundraising operation

The Guardian - US

In support of Ukraine, US governors cut economic ties with Russia

Outraged by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, governors and state lawmakers from both parties are seeking to impose economic sanctions of their own.

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In a polarized world, TV's best sitcoms are about solving problems — together

In the CBS sitcom "Ghosts," a palpable hit by the usual reckonings and already renewed for a second season, Rose McIver and Utkarsh Ambudkar play Samantha and Jay, a New York couple who inherit an estate upstate on the death of Sam's aunt. She's a freelance journalist; he's a chef…

Los Angeles Times

First Thing: Russia accused of ‘nuclear terror’ after shelling Ukrainian atomic plant

Russian bombardment sparks fire at nuclear plant but radiation is stable. Plus, Trump avoids New York deposition for now

The Guardian - UK

Unmasking school pupils in New York already feels like yesterday’s news

With Ukraine coverage displacing Covid, there’s a strong feeling that the caravan of history has abruptly moved on, says the Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - UK

Ilya Shapiro Is Shouted Down At U.C. Hastings

In 2018, I was shouted down at the CUNY Law School in New York. I've written at some length about the experience, including a law review article in the First Amendment Law Review. Still, nearly four years later, the experience remains surreal. It is difficult to convey what it feels…

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Trumps won’t have to testify in New York probe during appeal

Donald Trump and two of his children won’t have to appear for depositions in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ probe of their family business while they challenge a decision requiring them to testify.

The Guardian - US

Trump strikes deal to evade deposition in New York investigation – for now

Agreement with attorney general Letitia James covers two eldest children but seeks to speed up civil legal proceedings

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Brooklyn judge rejects bail bid by accused Jam Master Jay killer

NEW YORK — A Brooklyn judge rejected a bid for release Thursday by the man accused of shooting Run-DMC deejay Jam Master Jay to death in his Queens studio nearly 20 years ago.

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Soprano superstar Anna Netrebko out at Metropolitan Opera after refusing to ‘repudiate her public support’ for Putin

NEW YORK — Famed Russian soprano Anna Netrebko has withdrawn from her upcoming performances at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City after refusing to distance herself from Russian President Vladimir Putin, Met officials said Thursday.

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The Independent UK

NYC’s storied Russian Tea Room condemns Putin’s invasion of Ukraine as staff harassed online

While staff harassed at iconic NYC Russian restaurant, business is booming at Veselka in Little Ukraine, Bevan Hurley reports

The Guardian - US

Man charged with hate crimes after seven Asian American women assaulted in New York

Police say Steven Zajonc punched, shoved or elbowed seven women in a two-hour span on Sunday

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Deesha Thosar: Major League Baseball is picking up where it left off in 2020

NEW YORK — When you want to catch a thief, watch their hands, not their mouth.

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Dennis Young: N.Y. Gov. Hochul makes complete mess of statement on MLB lockout

NEW YORK — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul issued a curious statement about the MLB lockout late Wednesday night, invoking everything from the war in Ukraine to stadium and restaurant workers.

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NYC buildings pile on luxury perks to lure and keep high-end tenants

Well-heeled New Yorkers working in one Manhattan skyscraper will soon be able to get plastic surgery, liposuction, cat scans and other medical treatments at the push of an elevator button.

The Independent UK

Is NYC ready to move on from COVID? Depends on who you ask

An important milestone in New York City’s progress against COVID-19 could soon arrive when Mayor Eric Adams lifts mask mandates in schools and vaccination requirements in restaurants, bars and theaters

Reuters

Veteran U.S. prosecutor to lead task force probing Russian oligarchs

Andrew Adams, a veteran federal prosecutor in New York City who has experience handling cases involving Russian organized crime groups, will lead the Justice Department's new task force aimed at Russian oligarchs, Attorney General Merrick Garland said on Thursday.

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