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Alan Anderson, 60, of Oakdale, was sentenced to 10 months in jail for possessing and submitting 12 forged doctor notes to his employer to avoid having to appear for work. OAKDALE, NY - According to authorities, Alan Anderson, a…
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Over 150 restaurants expected to take part this winter. Diners are encouraged to make reservations in advance to ensure seating at their preferred establishments. The Winter 2025 edition is currently underway, running from Sunday, January…
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Jim Acosta, a prominent CNN anchor and former chief White House correspondent, has announced his departure from the network after an 18-year tenure. Acosta's decision follows CNN's recent programming changes, which…
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In a recent briefing, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt highlighted that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and the OMB identified approximately $50 million in planned expenditures for contraceptives in Gaza. …
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If enacted, NYHIPA will impose stringent compliance requirements on digital health companies operating in or serving residents of New York. These entities will need to reassess their data collection and processing practices to ensure they…
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, Trump suggests clearer regulations will provide businesses and investors with the confidence to expand operations within the U.S., strengthening the nation’s position as a hub for blockchain and digital asset development. File photo:…
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While reluctantly agreeing to terms under economic duress, Petro fired back at Trump’s policies, highlighting Colombia’s resilience and its long-standing history predating modern American influence. He accused the U.S. of exploiting power…
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Protestors advocating for net neutrality rally on the streets of Philadelphia, Saturday, January 13, 2018. Shortly after the November 2024 election, CEOs of major technology companies, including Apple, Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet, have…
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A bridge over the river in Connetquot River State Park Preserve in the Town of Islip, Long Island, NY; one of 10 bridges on the Island that are rated as poor based on federal standards, which classify bridges with a condition rating of…
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Admissions were linked to long-standing illegal gambling operations in Brooklyn and Long Island, which involved betting parlors and other covert gambling activities. In April 2024, Salvatore Rubino, known as “Sal the…
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