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Pope Leo XIV accepted the resignation of Cardinal Timothy Dolan and appointed Bishop Ronald Hicks of Joliet, Illinois, to lead the Archdiocese of New York, placing a Chicago-area prelate in charge of one of the most visible Catholic posts in the US.
By: Brandon Sapienza, Maya Davis
The biggest winners from this year’s World Cup are poised to be those able to rent out their properties, especially in the tri-state area.
(Bloomberg) -- The biggest winners from this year's World Cup are poised to be those able to rent out their properties, especially in the tri-state area.
The biggest winners from this year's World Cup are poised to be those able to rent out their properties, especially in the tri-state area.
Olivier Rioux, the world’s tallest college basketball player at 7-foot-9, plans to leave the University of Florida and switch schools.
By: Brandon Sapienza, Ignacio Gonzalez
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. trimmed its yield forecast and said it sees a “modest” impact on bookings from geopolitical turmoil.
Six Flags Entertainment Corp. shares slumped after the company’s second-quarter revenue and attendance fell short of estimates.
Viking Holdings Ltd. said about 53% of its capacity for 2027 has been booked, while increasing its offerings across river and ocean products by 15%, suggesting resilient demand from its luxury customers.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a $4 billion plan to repair a city-owned stretch of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, arguing that it needs action after decades of neglect.
By: Brandon Sapienza
A city-owned stretch of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway handles 130,000 vehicles per day.
