Miller Sanford A West Village landlord has launched a schmear campaign against a wildly successful bagel shop, threatening to evict the bakers — because they’re just too popular. The owner of the Greenwich Avenue site of Apollo Bagels — recently named a top bagelry by the New York Times and Yelp — gripes that the store’s lines … Read more
Fellow Québec solidaire MNA Christine Labrie said she’s questioning whether Haroun Bouazzi should stay in caucus. Québec solidaire’s Haroun Bouazzi speaks at the legislature in Quebec City on March 12, 2024.Photo by Jacques Boissinot /The Canadian Press QUEBEC CITY — The controversy around Québec solidaire MNA Haroun Bouazzi’s comments isn’t going away. Bouazzi, who made … Read more
A pair of powerful winter storms packing snow, heavy rain and strong winds is expected to lead to treacherous travel conditions this week. This comes as millions of people across the U.S. prepare to hit the road and pack airports ahead of Thanksgiving. The first storm system is already underway across the central U.S., where it unleashed rounds of severe weather on Monday. Severe thunderstorms packed damaging wind gusts that … Read more
Accused sex trafficker Sean “Diddy” Combs sacrificed a bird for good luck while on his way to learn the outcome of his trial over a 1999 New York City nightclub shooting, his former bodyguard told a new documentary. The music mogul was being driven to the courthouse in Manhattan when he stopped in Central Park … Read more
Arrow McLaren SP driver Pato O’Ward. Photo by Ryan Sun /The Associated Press Arrow McLaren said Tuesday that team principal Gavin Ward has left the IndyCar team after two seasons in a mutual and strategic decision among executive leadership. Arrow McLaren said it will rely on a handful of leadership acquisitions, including former Indianapolis 500 … Read more
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is Trump’s nominee to head the nation’s public health agencies (Gary Coronado/Los Angeles Times) In a tweet he posted shortly before the election, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took arms against the Food and Drug Administration and its scientists. “The FDA’s war on public health is about to end,” he wrote, … Read more
‘No imminent threat to public safety’ after man with large knife reported on U of Manitoba campus Image featuring the Administration Building from the University Of Manitoba. Photo by IanChrisGraham /Getty Images/iStockphoto Police in Winnipeg said there is no longer a threat to public safety after reports of a man with a knife at the … Read more
The report found that economic immigrants are the most likely to leave Canada and refugees are the least likely to leave A plane is silhouetted as it takes off from Vancouver International Airport in Richmond, B.C., Monday, May 13, 2019. Photo by JONATHAN HAYWARD /THE CANADIAN PRESS One in five immigrants who come to Canada … Read more
A tale of two Phils: Dr. Phil McGraw, left, with comedian Adam Ray backstage at “Dr. Phil Live!” (Van Corona) Comedian Adam Ray isn’t feeling quite like himself these days — and that’s just fine with him. Since becoming the doppelganger of daytime talk show therapist Dr. Phil McGraw, he’s actually never felt better. Who … Read more
One of Apple’s most popular devices is now obsolete. If you have a second-generation Apple Watch Series 2, consider it an antique. The tech giant has scrapped the device, both the stainless steel and aluminum versions, officially putting the device on its list of “obsolete” products. 4The second-generation Apple Watch Series 2 is now “obsolete,” … Read more
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