MILLENNIAL MAYOR
In 1930, former Maine governor Percival Baxter began buying land around Mount Katahdin; 32 years later, he had donated about 201,000 acres and left millions to keep them wild
Percival Baxter, a wealthy Mainer, dedicated his life to protecting Mount Katahdin. He spent his inheritance buying and donating land for conservation. Baxter established strict rules to ensure the park remained wild and undeveloped. He created a trust fund to cover ongoing maintenance costs. This remarkable effort preserved over 200,000 acres for future generations.
Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, HBO Max, Crunchyroll, Hulu steaming new movies, anime, series: Check full list with release dates
New movies, series, anime on Prime Video, Netflix, Apple TV, HBO Max, Crunchyroll, Hulu: The TV adaptation of Isabel Allende’ s beloved novel “The House of the Spirits” debuts on Prime Video on Wednesday.
Zohran Mamdani's surreal and shrewd pragmatism
New York City's mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani is surprising many with his pragmatic approach. He met with President Donald Trump, finding common ground on housing and crime. Mamdani is also making strategic alliances, retaining Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch and influencing congressional races. His transition team includes experienced officials, balancing youthful energy with seasoned governance.
Gen Z-styled protests spread in Mexico, fueled by mayor's murder
Young Mexicans, identifying as Generation Z, took to the streets nationwide. Protests erupted following the murder of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo. In Mexico City, demonstrators clashed with police near the National Palace. The government questioned the protest organizers' motives. The marches highlight deep public anger over escalating crime and violence.
Zohran Mamdani is New York's first millennial Mayor. You can tell by his suit
Zohran Mamdani's modest Suitsupply suit became his campaign signature — a symbol of youth, affordability, and seriousness. His understated style reflected both his generation and his progressive politics.
Zohran Mamdani is New York's first millennial Mayor. You can tell by his suit.
Freshly minted as mayor, Zohran Mamdani made waves with his choice of budget-friendly, fashionable suits for his campaign. This sartorial strategy resonated particularly well with younger constituents, projecting both professionalism and approachability. His selection of Suitsupply, hailing from the Netherlands, skillfully mirrored his millennial persona.
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NYC voter turnout surpasses 2 million for first time since 1969
New York City has witnessed a historic mayoral election. Voter turnout surpassed two million for the first time since 1969. Zohran Mamdemerge emerged victorious, becoming the first millennial and Muslim mayor. His win signals a new era of progressive politics. The election also highlighted divisions within the Democratic Party.
Meet Rama Duwaji — The 28-year-old wife behind NYC mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani
As Election Day 2025 approaches, all eyes are on Zohran Mamdani, the 34-year-old Democratic frontrunner for New York City mayor who gained fame following the defeat of Andrew Cuomo in the primaries. If victorious, Mamdani would introduce a new first lady, 28-year-old artist Rama Duwaji. Of Syrian descent and raised in Dubai, Duwaji built her creative profession internationally before settling in New York.
She is 100 and still hitting the gym with 2 trainers: The fitness secrets behind a centenarian’s strength and longevity
At 100, Mary Coroneos defies age stereotypes by hitting the gym in Norwalk, Connecticut, multiple times a week. Fondly called the "mayor of the gym," she focuses on strength, mobility, and longevity with customized workouts. A former teacher, Mary avoids senior centers, embraces youthful company, and maintains a positive outlook.
In Republic of NYC, another America
Zohran Mamdani, a Ugandan-Indian Muslim, has secured the Democratic nomination for New York City's mayoral election. This marks a significant shift, potentially making him the city's first millennial mayor and a symbol of inclusivity. His focus on affordability and vocal stance against Trump-era policies present a stark contrast to the former president's vision for America.
Eggs, burgers, and $5,000: How small towns in the US are attracting big-city workers
Small towns in states like Indiana, Kentucky, and Mississippi are attracting workers with perks such as relocation grants and local amenities. Rising housing costs and the appeal of remote work are driving many, especially millennials, to consider moving away from major cities towards these rural and suburban areas.
The latecomer's guide to cryptocurrency
Understanding crypto now - especially for skeptics - is important for a few reasons. The first is that crypto wealth and ideology is going to be a transformative force in our society in the coming years.
Day traders say they told you so in market bending to their will
Don’t get ahead of yourself, warns Wall Street. But for the hordes of newbie investors who’ve been storming its gates all year, the skepticism doesn’t track.
More Indians head to Las Vegas for a vacation; millennials look for memories, want to indulge in experiences
Indians want to see petroglyphs, take up rock climbing and visit the Valley of Fire.
Love affair with the curry: London opening up to India's diverse cuisines
Indian food may be getting the respect it deserves in London as eateries are lately focusing on a nuanced approach to the cuisines.
What happens when the government uses Facebook as a weapon?
Facebook promises advertisers it will deliver interested and engaged users—and often what is interesting and engaging is salacious, aggressive, or simply false.
Why Silicon Valley should worry about housing, and not visas
The valley’s biggest employers each host thousands of workers under the H-1B program, designed to help employers hire skilled overseas labor when qualified Americans are not available.
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