Dabin Ahn’s “Nocturne” is at DOCUMENT in Chicago through June 6, 2026. Courtesy DOCUMENT and the artist Experts describe the psyche as an amalgamation of both conscious and unconscious material, …
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Politics
As unemployment ticks up under Ron DeSantis, Daniel Perez recalls Rick Scott’s legacy of creating jobs
House Speaker Daniel Perez is telling a national audience that Sen. Rick Scott had a record in job creation as Governor that state-level politicians in the Ron DeSantis era aren’t …
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Getty Images Planning a family trip to an amusement park sounds fun in theory, until you’re Googling height requirements at 11 pm and wondering if the drive is even worth …
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Tensions between providers and payers are increasingly spilling into the courtroom, with health systems and provider groups turning to the legal system for relief from what they say are unfair …
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New Yorkers who use the city’s Fair Fares program to ride buses, trains and Access-a-Ride are still struggling to afford transit despite receiving half-off on fares, according to a new …
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Inset: Michael Harding (Clay County Sheriff). Left: Thomas O’Donnell (Cumberland County Sheriff). Right: Julie Harding (California Highway Patrol). A California man who worked with his police officer girlfriend to kill …
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Aqueduct Racetrack is nearing the finish line after more than a century in Queens — and state officials are now asking residents what should come next for the sprawling 100-acre …
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Manhattan
Home free at last: Married couple celebrates reunion at Manhattan church after husband’s 150 days in ICE detention
Allan Dabrio Marrero had been released days earlier from ICE detention after spending 150 days being moved around the country. The pair kissed, they held hands — they wept. “I’m …
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Parsley Health, a functional medicine company, announced last week that it is now in-network with major insurance plans nationwide. As a virtual functional medicine provider, New York City-based Parsley Health …
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The trick in AI policy is not deciding whether artificial intelligence is risky. Of course it is. So are electricity, aviation, pharmaceuticals, and teenagers with driver’s licenses. The harder question …