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IAAC Literary Festival 2025 in NYC blends Mahakumbh myths with modern Indian diaspora voices on November 15-16! Sadhguru, Amish Tripathi, Devdutt Pattanaik, Megha Majumdar shine; Zohran Mamdani’s historic mayoral win sets stage. Celebrate bold storytelling! Join the cultural wave!

The Stonewall National Monument Visitor Centre, managed by LGBTQ advocacy organization, Pride Live, will open in summer of 2024

Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced that all establishments licensed to sell alcohol, including bars and restaurants, should close at 10 pmHospitals are also treating more patients in France than they did in April, while Belgrade has started shipping its Covid-19 cases to other cities

From late July through the start of September the state was seeing an average of around 660 people test positive per dayIn New York City, health officials have sounded alarms about a rising number of cases in certain neighbourhoods in Brooklyn and Queens where many private religious schools opened

The spread of virus has created new problems at hospitals, schools and colleges in the Midwest, as well as in parts of the WestWisconsin is averaging over 2,000 new cases a day over the last week, compared with 675 three weeks earlier

With State Of, the brand incubator arfa joins a small number of other founders in a market they consider underserved

Oil declined from a five-month high in New York with the US Federal Reserve and OPEC+ sounding caution on the demand recovery as many countries struggle to contain the coronavirus

Hurricane Isaias has wrecked devastating havoc over many power lines in the north-eastern in the U.S. where people are now reeling under massive power shortageMillions of people are suffering due to this as there businesses and lives have come to a standstill

New York City has been a success story in combating Covid-19 since March and April, when the pandemic swept through its boroughs killing thousands of peopleThe strategies that helped suppress the first surge will be tested as cooler weather pushes people together indoors

Exxon lost $1.1 billion in the second quarter, as the pandemic kept households on lockdown, diminishing the need for oil around the world The Irving, Texas-based oil giant brought in $32.6 billion in revenue during the second quarter, less than half of what it brought in at the same time last year