NY Officials Set to Roll Out Billions in Rental Assistance for Tenants and Landlords
State officials are set to roll out billions of dollars in rental assistance to help tenants stay in their homes and landlords get back on their feet.
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New York Lifts Indoor Dining Curfew for Bars and Restaurants
Bars and restaurants no longer have to close at midnight across New York as the state’s indoor dining curfew ends Monday.
Florida Mass Shooting: 2 Dead, Over 20 Injured
Two people were killed and 20 to 25 people were injured in a shooting outside a banquet hall in South Florida, police said Sunday.
US Postal Service Plans to Hike Price of Stamps
The U.S. Postal Service said on Friday it plans to raise the price of a first-class postage stamp to 58 cents, from 55 cents, to offset falling revenues as volumes drop.
Feds Say Employers Can Require Workers to Get COVID Vaccine
Employers are allowed under federal law to require workers to get a COVID-19 vaccine before they can physically return to the workplace, according to updated guidance issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Friday.
Senate Republicans Block Jan. 6 Capitol Riot Commission
Senate Democrats were unable to garner enough GOP support to pass legislation to establish an independent, “9/11-style” commission to investigate the Jan. 6 siege on the Capitol, with just six Republicans voting in favor of the measure Friday.
Assad Wins Presidential Election With 95% of the Votes
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has been re-elected in a landslide, officials said Thursday, according to The Associated Press.
Over 33,500 New Yorkers Have Exchanged Their Drivers Licenses for Florida ones Since 2020
If South Florida is suddenly feeling like New York’s sixth borough, you’re actually onto something. This is a 32% increase from the same period between 2019 to 2020.
New Studies Claim COVID-19 Immunity May Last Years
Most people who recover from COVID-19 could have immunity that lasts at least a year or even longer — and may not need a booster shot after being vaccinated, as pair of new studies suggest.
Facebook Reverses Ban on Posts Claiming COVID-19 was Man-Made
Facebook will no longer remove posts on its platform asserting COVID-19 was man-made, a new report said, as President Biden on Wednesday ordered US intelligence agencies to investigate if the virus came from a Chinese lab.
Multiple People Killed — Including Gunman — in Shooting at San Jose Rail Yard
A gunman opened fire at a train yard close to San Jose’s airport Wednesday morning — leaving “multiple people” dead or injured, including the shooter, officials said.
Congressional Support Grows for Fourth stimulus Check Payment
Members of a powerful congressional committee are calling for additional rounds of economic relief from the federal government for families still struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Making of Camp Hikon
For Naftali Schwartz, transitioning from veteran teacher to Director of Camp Hikon was a natural next step. The outcome of that transition and blending is Camp Hikon, a Camp for All Yeshiva Boys.
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US Citizens To Be Allowed To Fly Home On Expired Passports
The US Department of State has announced that US citizens overseas can now return home on an expired US passport due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Project Veritas Publishes Leaked Documents Showing Information Suppression On Facebook
It’s as many suspected. A new report from Project Veritas has revealed leaked documents allegedly showing an information suppression program within Facebook.
First of its Kind: DeSantis Signs Bill to Allow Individuals to Sue Big Tech Over Censorship
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Monday that would allow individuals to sue social media platforms if they are “unfairly censored,” and penalize Big Tech companies that de-platform political candidates in the state.
Report: Three Wuhan Lab Researchers Were Hospitalized in November 2019
Three researchers at a Chinese lab that has been scrutinized as the possible origin point of the coronavirus pandemic went to the hospital due to an illness in November 2019, according to a new report.
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