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I went to Cursor's New York café. I saw coding bros, custom merch, and a potential job interview
2025-10-22T10:14:01Z Share Facebook Email X LinkedIn Reddit Bluesky WhatsApp Copy link lighning bolt icon An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Save Saved Read in app I went to the AI code editor Cursor's café pop-up. It was packed...
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Flooding and droughts drove them from their homes. Now they’re seeking a safe haven in New York
Mohamed* sat cross-legged on the carpet before Friday afternoon prayers at a mosque in the South Bronx in New York City and shared memories of his crops. He recalled growing maize, watermelon and peanuts on his family farm in the town of Diourbel,...
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New York Hospital Security Officer Brutally Beaten, On Life Support
LONG ISLAND, N.Y. — The family of Gardy Coriolan, a 63-year-old Mercy Hospital security officer severely beaten while on duty, is calling for justice and systemic change. Coriolan is now fighting for his life following a violent encounter with a...
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From Martinique to New York: On the Trailblazing Career of Paulette Nardal
If the United Nations represented an expansion of human rights discourse in the global world order, then its establishment served to bolster Black Americans’ resolve to agitate for rights and freedom on behalf of all colonized and oppressed...
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Tight Races Heat Up as Election Day Approaches in New York and New Jersey
NEW YORK (WABC) — Election Day is just two weeks away, and candidates in New York and New Jersey are ramping up their campaigns as November 4 approaches. In New York City, the mayoral race features frontrunner Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani,...
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Pastor set to self-deport after leading growth movement at Texas church
By Ian M. Giatti, Christian Post Reporter Wednesday, October 22, 2025 Pastor Albert Oliveira (right) leads a baptism service on July 23, 2025, at First Baptist Church (FBC) Gordon. | Courtesy FBC GordonFor Pastor Albert Oliveira, immigration isn’t...
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From New Mother to Olympian: Top Five Storylines to Watch During New York Marathon 2025
The TCS New York City Marathon always delivers drama: Veteran champions hunting repeat glory, rising stars making their debut on the world’s biggest city course, and human stories that extend far beyond times and placings. This year’s race, hyped...
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Priyanka Chopra’s Diwali Lunch In New York Featured Mini Dosas And Gulab Jamun Cheesecake — Full Menu Inside!
Here’s Everything Priyanka Chopra Served at Her New York Diwali Lunch — and It’s Drool-Worthy If you thought Diwali abroad meant missing out on the joy of festive feasts, Priyanka Chopra just proved otherwise. Her New York Diwali lunch this year...
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What is cultural apologetics and why is it critical for today’s culture?
In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Mark Turman sits down with Skyler Flowers, Program Director for The Carson Center for Theological Renewal, to talk about what it really means to practice cultural apologetics. Skyler, who also serves as an elder...
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The Problem(s) With ‘LGBTQ Catholic’
The late Father Richard John Neuhaus had a love/hate relationship with The New York Times. Richard was a passionate partisan of New York City, which he sometimes described as a preview of the New Jerusalem, but the Grey Lady’s parochialism...
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Rethinking The Art World | The Strategy Behind Chanel’s Arts and Culture Push
LONDON — A trio of loin-clothed figures in ritualistic masks pose against an arid landscape in Frank Wang Yefeng’s film “Groundless Flower,” currently screening at the High Line Channel in New York. The work promises to immerse viewers in...
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Accounting firm with LI office sued over gender bias claims
A former executive at a public international accounting and consulting firm has filed a lawsuit in New York federal court against the company and three individuals at the organization, alleging sexual harassment, gender discrimination and...
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From NYC to Lisbon, Tribeca Festival Lisboa on Mission to Bridge Transatlantic Divide
The Tribeca Film Festival, originally an effort to unite New York City after the 9/11 attacks, is bringing its healing ways — and select indie movies from its 2025 festival — to Tribeca Festival Lisboa’s second edition amid a widening...
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ICE clash with NYC protestors after immigration sweep descends into chaos
An anti-immigration sweep targeting street vendors on New York's iconic Canal Street turned violent after angry locals, many of them on their way back from work, surrounded the federal agents. The protestors attempted to block them from driving...
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ADL urges NYC mayoral candidates to address antisemitism — and answer these questions at final debate
The head of a national Jewish civil rights group urged the candidates running for New York City mayor to address unrelenting antisemitism during Wednesday night’s second and final debate before the Nov. 4 election. “At a time when antisemitic...
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Bishop DiMarzio: 1965’s Immigration Act ‘Changed Fabric’ of the Diocese, U.S.
President Lyndon Johnson signs the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 alongside the bill’s supporters in front of the Statue of Liberty. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons) PROSPECT HEIGHTS — In 1970, a newly ordained 25-year-old priest from Newark,...
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Heather Gay's $1.7 Million Crusade: Inside the Bravo Series That Could Shake the Mormon Church
In an explosive revelation, Bravo star Heather Gay has pulled back the veil on the religious institution that dominated her life, declaring, “The things I learned while we were filming this shocked me to my core,” as she exposes a...
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Today In Culture, Wednesday, October 22, 2025: Nathaniel Mary Quinn at Arts + Public Life | Tony Fitzpatrick’s Metro Memorial | Bad At Sports Hosts Tailgate
Get Chicago & Great Lakes culture news sent to your inbox every weekday morning. Subscribe to Newcity Today here. ART Nathaniel Mary Quinn Paired With Mentor For New Chicago Exhibition “The first joint presentation of Nathaniel Mary Quinn and his...
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High Museum adds LGBTQ+ photographs to collection with new initiative
Support local news in ATL The High Museum of Art has announced its new LGBTQIA+ Photography Centennial Acquisition Initiative. When Maria L. Kelly, the Assistant Curator of Photography at the High, considered the museum’s collection of over 9,000...
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