Trump Says US Will End $4B in Annual Aid to Israel: ’They Don’t Need It’
President Trump announced Tuesday that he had reached an agreement with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stop US aid to Israel after the end of the year.
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Today Is the Last Day of Early Voting in NYC; Election Day Tuesday
Today, Sunday, November 1, is the final day of early voting in New York City ahead of Tuesday’s general election. Polling locations are open from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., giving eligible voters one final opportunity to cast their ballots before Election Day.
DoorDash to Buy Instacart in $17 Billion Grocery Delivery Deal
Instacart customers will now have access to 50,000 additional stores covered by DoorDash, the company said.
BDE: Federal Judge Alvin Hellerstein, Who Represented Barry Gurary in Chabad Library Dispute, Passes Away at 92
Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein, the Orthodox Jewish federal judge who presided over some of the nation’s most consequential cases, including the prosecution of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, passed away Wednesday, October 28, at the age of 92.
New SNAP, Medicaid NYC Site Helps Maintain Access to Food and Healthcare
The new SNAP and Medicaid Resources website, launched on Tuesday, is aimed at helping New Yorkers navigate the latest federal work requirements, determine whether they qualify for exemptions and maintain access to food assistance and healthcare.
Powerball Swells to $716M After Another Drawing With No Winner
Wednesday’s prize pot has crept up to a whopping $716 million – with an estimated cash value of $307.2 million – after Monday marked the 32nd draw without a winner.
Elon Musk Vows To Give SpaceX Shares To Every Child in America in 2027, Teases More To Come
Elon Musk promised early Monday to give one of his SpaceX shares to every child in America next year – teasing that the unprecedented giveaway “will be the first of many.”
More Than A Fourth of Americans Can’t Pay All Their Monthly Bills
A troubling 27% of adults surveyed by Pew Research Center admitted they can only pay some of their monthly dues or make partial payments — a slight uptick from the share who said the same during COVID in 2020.
Cash App Users Could Soon Begin Receiving Up to $2,500 Pay Out for $15M Data Breach Settlement
Eligible Cash App users could soon begin receiving $2,500 in their pockets as part of a whopping $15 million law suit settlement over a data breach.
Hochul Announces New York Will Participate in Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Program
New initiative will allow taxpayers to claim up to $1,700 in federal tax credits for donations funding K-12 scholarships, with the governor saying the program can benefit public school students without diverting money from school budgets.
Major Expansion Of Childcare Voucher To Bring 10,000 NYC Children Off of Wait List
State Senator Sam Sutton and Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein applauded the announcement from Governor Kathy Hochul that over 10,000 New York City children are finally being moved off the childcare voucher waitlist.
NY Declares State Disaster Emergency Over Measles Outbreak in Rural Communities
Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state disaster emergency on Monday after a surge in measles cases across rural New York and nearby states.
Trump Announces $90 Checks for 20 Million ‘Wonderful Seniors’ to Help Cover Medicare Premiums
Eligible Medicare Part B enrollees will receive the one-time payment via direct deposit or check thanks to the Medicare Improvement Fund that was established in 2008, according to the White House.
Co Edison Crews Mobilize for heavy Rain and Wind As Nor’easter Approuches
The heavy rainfall, areas of saturated soil and wind gusts expected to reach 50 miles per hour can cause trees and branches to fall onto power lines and bring those lines down, causing customers to lose service and creating a safety hazard.
NYC Likely to Dodge Brunt of Weekend Nor’easter Projected to Slam East Coast with Strong Winds, Flooding
Heavy rains and wind gusts topping 50 mph will batter the Jersey Shore, eastern Long Island and the New England coast — veering east of New York City, AccuWeather’s Carl Erickson told The Post.
STARTING TODAY: MTA to Issue Fines to Motorists Who Speed Through Work Zones
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) announced that it will begin issuing fines for speeding in work zones starting on Sept. 22.
Millions of New Yorkers Could Get Up to $500 Knocked Off Their Energy Bills This Winter — Check If You Qualify
As the colder months creep back in, New Yorkers are in line to score checks from the state’s Energy Affordability Program (EAP). The program offers financial relief to households who meet the income levels.
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