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Who is Thomas Fidone, the NFL player earning praise for his off-field craft and charging $50 for his services
Thomas Fidone, a Tight End with the New York Giants, has embraced his passion for tattoo artistry since teaching himself during the COVID-19 pandemic. He showcases his unique designs, which include a dinosaur tattoo, on Instagram. Despite facing injuries and personal challenges throughout his journey to the NFL, Fidone remains focused on balancing his football career with supporting his family. Fans admire his creativity and resilience.
Nicki Minaj’s ‘evil’ Governor Kathy Hochul shares what’s ‘poisoning’ the rapper’s mind
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has addressed stark criticisms from rapper Nicki Minaj, who labeled her an evil woman and demanded her resignation, while endorsing Bruce Blakeman. In her response, Hochul implied that Minaj should engage with the world beyond social media. This feud sparked from comments Hochul made about Black children in the Bronx, adding fuel to an ongoing public debate as mid-term elections draw nearer.
Bombs, billions, and household bills: How much is the US-Iran war costing America and its people? Here's all about the war's price tag
By mid-October 2023, the US-Iran war had incurred costs totaling $47 billion, not counting damages to military bases following Iranian assaults. American households are bearing the brunt, each incurring around $2,000, mainly due to skyrocketing energy expenses. With the Pentagon reporting an ammunition deficit amid this escalating conflict, concerns are growing regarding the long-term economic fallout from sustained military engagement.
Trump administration expands election probe in California
President Donald Trump's administration has begun a criminal investigation regarding noncitizens listed on California's voter rolls. Federal grand jury subpoenas have been issued to local election officials to gather information. The New York Times reported on this matter, citing sources and copies of subpoenas obtained by the newspaper. The investigation aims to substantiate claims about the presence of noncitizens in voter registries.
Who is Bo Bichette? Why the Mets infielder chose to exercise his $42 million player option for 2027
Bo Bichette has reportedly opted for his $42 million player option, securing his spot with the New York Mets. Despite a tough first season that didn't fully meet expectations, where he recorded a .260 batting average and 18 home runs in 160 games, this decision underscores his desire for financial security in the unpredictable free agency landscape. Additionally, he has the option to weigh future prospects in 2028.
US midterm election 2026: Will Alaska polls be called off? What will happen on results day?
Along with Alaska election in the US midterm election 2026, California's voter rolls is also under scanner.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang seen as target of China spy plot; Trump briefed but took no action: Report
A Chinese businesswoman suspected of passing intelligence to Beijing developed a close relationship with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, according to a New York Times exclusive report. US President Donald Trump was briefed on the intelligence findings roughly a year ago but took no action, reportedly wary of disrupting Nvidia's chip sales and US-China trade relations.
Barbara Barrie’s final public appearance was 19 months before her death; Where was the Breaking Away star last seen?
Beloved actress Barbara Barrie has passed away at 95, leaving behind a rich legacy of performances in iconic films and shows like Breaking Away and Barney Miller. Her career spanned decades, showcasing her talent across more than 120 appearances. The last time she graced the public eye was at the premiere of We Had a World in March 2025.
Who was Emma Marie Laurent? French travel influencer tragically dies at 24 in Nicaragua - Cause of death and her final social media post
Emma Marie Laurent, a French travel influencer, died in a tragic accident in Nicaragua on October 9, 2026. She was traveling with two other women who also lost their lives in the incident. The vehicle was swept away while attempting to cross the Nahualapa River during severe weather conditions. Three women drowned, while the driver survived the ordeal.
Halima Salman, a New York woman who was married to an ISIS fighter in Syria as a teenager, faces up to 10 years in prison after being convicted of receiving weapons training from the group
Halima Salman, a New York woman, was convicted of receiving weapons training from ISIS in Syria. She was taken to Syria by her father as a teenager. Salman spent time in ISIS-controlled housing and endured difficulties during her marriage before fleeing. US officials arrested her upon her return to New York in 2024. She now faces a potential prison sentence of up to ten years.
Who is Tracy Duhon? Ken Paxton's mistress and Christian influencer in spotlight amid his tight Senate race against James Talarico in Texas
Ken Paxton's campaign has released a statement criticizing a New York Times article about his personal life. The article focuses on his relationship with Tracy Duhon, a Christian influencer he reportedly met in May 2024. Duhon reportedly has a background in nonprofits and has authored a book discussing her life experiences. Paxton's wife has filed for divorce, intensifying scrutiny as he faces a tight Senate race against James Talarico.
New York passes law restricting children's use of AI chatbots
The governor of New York state signed a new law Wednesday preventing minors from using AI chatbots that act as companions, in one of the broadest moves yet for restricting consumer-facing models. "No longer will minors have access to chatbots that pretend to be their friends, boyfriends and girlfriends," New York Governor Kathy Hochul said at a signing ceremony Wednesday.
A $40 million restoration couldn’t save this historic castle from bankruptcy. Now it has sold for $72 million - Here’s the real estate lesson
Oheka Castle’s $40 million restoration brought the historic Long Island estate back to life, but it couldn’t prevent its owner from facing bankruptcy amid more than $63.5 million in debt. The property has now sold for $72 million, far below its reported $137 million valuation in 2025, raising questions about the financial realities of restoring historic real estate.
Inside Jennifer Lawrence's $21.9 million New York home with a private garden; what NYC offers her that Hollywood can't
Lawrence primarily lives in New York with her husband, Cooke Maroney, an art gallerist, and their two children. In a 2025 interview with The New Yorker, she spoke about being able to attend workout classes without attracting much attention. She had adopted a more direct approach instead of trying to avoid photographs through garages and other routes.
'Paid for OpenAI’s choices with her life': Seattle techie dies after allegedly changing medication dosage following ChatGPT advice
A tragic lawsuit has emerged following the death of Bowen Wan, a 31-year-old software engineer, due to complications from epilepsy. Her parents claim that misleading advice from OpenAI's ChatGPT contributed to her decision to lower her medication without medical guidance. Healthcare professionals stress the necessity of proper supervision when managing such serious conditions.
Savannah Chrisley's fiance Jason Galanis, a former Hunter Biden associate, was sentenced to over 15 years in prison before being pardoned by Trump
Savannah Chrisley recently shared on her podcast that she is expecting her first child with fiancé Jason Galanis. Galanis, a businessman with a criminal history, was previously sentenced over fraud schemes. Their relationship began in July last year, and the pair got engaged in December 2025. The wedding was postponed to May 2027 after Chrisley's pregnancy announcement.
On New York's Fire Island, scientists fenced deer out of two sites; over 4 years, young lone star ticks were reduced by 48.4%, but adult ticks were not controlled
Ticks, especially the lone star variant, are becoming increasingly worrisome for those who enjoy the great outdoors. Studies point out that although deer herds influence tick populations, other factors are at play. A research effort in Connecticut demonstrated that reducing deer numbers led to a decrease in tick populations and Lyme disease instances. Moreover, the emergence of Alpha-gal Syndrome, associated with lone star tick bites, introduces additional health hazards.
In 2016, a 35-year-old woman accused Trump and Epstein of repeatedly raping her when she was 13, case was dismissed a few months later; House Democrats release detailed report citing FBI records
A recent report from Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee revisits serious allegations involving Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. It references FBI documentation linked to a girl using the pseudonym Katie Johnson, who claims that she was sexually assaulted by the two men at the age of 13 during Epstein's parties.
Two New York waitresses in 2015 discovered he had left them $1 million in tip after his death. He had dined in his favourite restaurant for 50 years
Sometimes, good service is all it takes to earn generous tips, even from patrons who have left the world. In 2015, two waitresses at a Manhattan restaurant were stunned when they learned how they both were left $50,000 each by a late patron, an art collector and dealer.
Anthropic is said to plan public filing for Mega-IPO Monday
Anthropic PBC plans to file for an initial public offering in New York on Monday morning. The artificial intelligence model maker is expected to begin its marketing efforts by November 9. The anticipated IPO aims to rival the size of SpaceX's previous offering, according to industry sources.
Drake celebrates 40th birthday with Backstreet Boys performance and heartfelt speech: 'Tonight is just about being alive'
Drake celebrated his 40th birthday in New York with a surprise Backstreet Boys performance, singing “I Want It That Way.” The rapper also delivered a heartfelt speech about appreciating life, while guests enjoyed luxury gifts and cash prizes.
NYC early voting starts today: Key races that could shape house control
Early voting NYC: NYC early voting begins October 24 and runs through November 1, ahead of Election Day on November 3. Here are the key New York races to watch, including the contests for governor, attorney general and the U.S. House.
MSG staff were expecting championship rings, Knicks reportedly sent them a phishing email and a cybersecurity lesson
June 2026 marked a triumphant moment for the New York Knicks as they clinched their first NBA Championship title in 53 years. The championship celebration took place at the iconic Madison Square Garden, where players proudly received their dazzling diamond-encrusted rings. In stark contrast, assistant coaches learned they would not receive any rings, stirring discontent.
New York to end 150-year-old horse-carriage tradition by 2028 after Indian tourist’s death
New York City has voted to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park starting June 1, 2028. This decision follows increased concerns over animal welfare and public safety, particularly after an incident involving an 18-year-old tourist. The legislation known as Romanch's Law aims to protect both tourists and horses from potential harm.
New York City ends 160-year tradition as council votes to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park after Indian tourist's death
The New York City Council voted 40 to 7 to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, which ends a century-old tradition. The new legislation will phase out the carriages by June 1, 2028. The bill aims to support carriage drivers through a workforce transition program with job placement and training. The legislation also prevents horses from being sold to slaughterhouses.
US Midterm Polls 2026: When is New York heading for early voting? Check key dates and requirements to register as a voter
The midterm elections in the United States are scheduled for November 3, 2026, allowing various voting options, which include in-person and mail-in ballots. Early voting in New York will commence from October 24, 2026, and continue until November 1, 2026. Voter registration in New York requires individuals to be US citizens and at least 18 years old.
"Not negotiating": Trump says "something will happen fairly soon" with Iran, as US mulls fresh strikes
US President Donald Trump indicated that there are no negotiations occurring with Iran at this time. He mentioned that something significant will happen fairly soon, possibly after the midterm elections. Reports suggest that the US and Israel have developed plans for potential military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities and infrastructure. Iran has warned of retaliation, anticipating a new weapon, the 'Father of All Bombs.'
US weighs fresh strikes on Iran; Tehran warns of 'father of all bombs': Reports
The United States and Israel have devised plans for military strikes on Iran following the midterm elections. Iranian officials have also threatened to unveil a new weapon called the 'Father of All Bombs.' US military forces are reportedly being reinforced in anticipation of potential action against Iran. This situation could lead to wider regional conflict if tensions escalate further.
Trump's approval ratings fall to record lows – here's what it means for him and the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections on Nov. 3
Donald Trump's approval ratings have fallen significantly in recent polls ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. According to the New York Times and CNN surveys, a large majority of voters disapprove of Trump's performance. The Democratic Party is projected to gain a substantial lead in congressional voting preferences. Besides, historical trends indicate that the ruling party typically faces losses during midterms.
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