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Every Made Fresh Salad and Cream Cheese Sold in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx Is Recalled Over Listeria

Made Fresh Salads recalled all deli salads and cream cheese sold in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx after FDA sampling found Listeria.

Medical Daily · Sep 7

Trump says ‘we worked long and hard’ on NY construction project the day after 9/11 in latest dubious claim

Trump has repeatedly placed himself at the enter of New York City’s recovery story in the decades after the attacks

The Independent UK · Sep 7

A shift swap on 9/11: The story of the World Trade Center restaurant staff who lost their lives

25TH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11: A new documentary retells the story of the World Trade Center’s iconic top-floor restaurant, Windows on the World. For the surviving staff, its legacy rests not on how it ended but on the workplace they created for 25 years before that tragic day, Jasmine Fernández writes

The Independent UK · Sep 7

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Donald Trump Claims He 'Worked Long and Hard' With Construction Workers at Ground Zero After 9/11

Donald Trump faces renewed scrutiny over his 9/11 recollections after telling Fox News he went to Ground Zero with construction workers and 'worked long and hard.'

International Business Times UK · Sep 7

Jennifer Aniston, Jim Curtis Dating: Couple Shares Rare Relationship Details on New York Stage

Jennifer Aniston and partner Jim Curtis discuss personal fears and relationship dynamics at a New York event, highlighting Aniston's journey to overcome public speaking anxiety.

International Business Times UK · Sep 7

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Americans still live with its legacy

Scott Larsen followed his father into the New York City Fire Department after his death on September 11th. Dr. Michael Crane dedicated his career to aiding rescue workers affected by the disaster. Michael Tuohey reflects on his role in checking in two of the hijackers for their flight. These individuals'…

The Economic Times · Sep 7

Will hordes of influencers, weed smokers and mid-point talkers bring down the US Open?

This year, the noise at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center has officially become A Problem. But changing it would mean changing society

The Guardian - US · Sep 7

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Since 2007, New York's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree has been milled into lumber after the holidays; the wood has helped build Habitat homes from New York to Mississippi

Every year, the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree becomes a holiday landmark in New York City. But since 2007, its story has continued after the decorations come down. Tishman Speyer donates the tree’s milled lumber to Habitat for Humanity, where it is used in homes and construction projects. The wood has…

The Times of India · Sep 7

For New York's Haitian community, annual West Indian Day Parade means more in trying times

Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway will buzz with steel drums and flag-draped floats on Monday during the West Indian Day Parade

The Independent UK · Sep 7

The world has just changed: Trump reflects on 9/11, NYC resilience, and the day that altered history

President Donald Trump recalled the 9/11 attacks and the world changing forever. He watched the tragedy unfold from his New York City apartment that morning. Trump praised New York's incredible speed in rebuilding the World Trade Centre site. The 25th anniversary of the attacks will be observed this September 11.…

The Economic Times · Sep 7

'Disrespectful': why players are unhappy at US Open

The US Open's attempt to embrace the rise of the influencer is one of many issues to have frustrated players at the grand slam in New York.

AAP · Sep 7

The Twin Towers shaped the Manhattan skyline for decades. Now, it’s shaped by their absence

At 10:28am on September 11 2001 New York City’s skyline was suddenly and dramatically altered.

The Conversation · Sep 6

NYC Will Map Every Cooling Tower and Speed Up Enforcement After 11 Legionnaires' Disease Deaths

New York City announced five Legionella measures after an Upper East Side cluster killed 11 people, including a public cooling tower map.

Medical Daily · Sep 6

'Ain't Country Music': Singer Gavin Adcock Blasts Beyoncé Ahead of Kid Rock's MAGA Fest

Gavin Adcock's 2025 criticism of Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter resurfaces as he prepares to perform at Rock The Country in Hamburg, New York, where the festival runs on 11 and 12 September later this week.

International Business Times UK · Sep 6

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The Independent UK · Sep 6

The must-see Broadway and off-Broadway shows coming this fall

NYC THEATER: A new theatrical season is underway in New York City, which means dozens of shows to choose from. Caitlin Hornik highlights 10 of the productions she’s most looking forward to seeing this fall

We Got This Covered · Sep 6

New York woman says she ordered Big Macs with no onions. She didn’t get any meat either: ‘WHERE’S THE BEEF’

She gave the rep an earful

Sports Illustrated · Sep 5

U.S. Open 2026 Midterm Grades: Favorites Thrive, Americans Move on and Influencers Take Over

Who received high marks, and who were handed failing grades after one week of action in New York.

The Independent UK · Sep 5

Photos show snakes auditioning for a role at New York’s Metropolitan Opera

Snakes auditioned for a role in the Metropolitan Opera’s “Così fan tutte” in New York, where performer Zoe Ziegfeld tested their comfort on stage. A boa constrictor named Princess won the part, with Nala as her understudy.

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The Economic Times · Sep 5

Central Park is changing to survive climate change — and what New York is doing could matter for cities around the world

Central Park faces climate change challenges like increased rainfall and extreme heat. The park is now adapting by becoming climate infrastructure, absorbing rainwater and lowering temperatures. Managers are testing plants from warmer climates and improving soil with compost. Water management and electric machinery are also key parts of these adaptation…

The Independent UK · Sep 5

New York gallery says Alaska Airlines ruined half a million dollars in Japanese artwork: suit

Exclusive: Eleven paintings were ‘soaked and sustained significant damage’ when they were transferred between flights during a rainstorm in Honolulu, according to court filings reviewed by The Independent

International Business Times · Sep 5

Melania Trump Has Become 'Firmly Ensconced' In New York City Away From The White House, Biographer Asserts

Michael Wolff claims Melania Trump is now 'firmly ensconced' in New York rather than the White House, as speculation over her marriage to President Donald Trump collides with sharp denials from the administration.

Latin Times · Sep 5

ICE Is Arresting Latino Immigrants at Up to 115 Times the Rate of Others — Here's What New Data Shows

ICE arrests fall hardest on Latino immigrants regardless of criminal record. See how New York, LA, Chicago, Houston and Miami compare.

The Guardian - US · Sep 5

What does Met’s U-turn on John Galliano augur for him, the gala and Anna Wintour?

NYC’s elite figures, led by Julie Menin, made Wintour blink, and the designer who in 2011 had gone on a drunken antisemitic rant, bowed out of industry’s biggest event

The Economic Times · Sep 5

In 1999, NYSDOT used about 2,500 metric tons of shredded tires in a Route 17 embankment; the 200-metre section was built as part of a Broome County road reconstruction project

Engineers in New York have pioneered an innovative solution by using shredded tires as fill for highway embankments. This dual-purpose initiative aimed to address both the challenges of tire disposal and the demands of road construction. Despite facing ventilation issues due to a fire in Washington State, modifications to the…

The Independent UK · Sep 5

Why we are all suddenly happy to pay £5 for a slice of pizza

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Pizza by the slice is suddenly everywhere – and often costs around a fiver per triangle. Hannah Twiggs crunches the numbers on whether we’re being ripped off, why servings are so enormous and how a humble cheesy wedge became London’s latest food obsession

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