Lydia Moynihan is a Financial Correspondent at the New York Post. She covers notable stories at the intersection of Washington, Wall Street, and Silicon Valley, with a focus on technology, cryptocurrency, and healthcare innovation. Lydia has been featured in various prominent outlets including NewsNation, Sky News Australia, and RealClearMarkets, and she hosts the podcast NYNext, which highlights the key people, places, and policies shaping New York.
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By: Lydia Moynihan
A woman caught on video emptying a public trash can on the street then stealing it during New York City’s Knicks championship parade was a director at JPMorgan Chase who was fired Tuesday over the incident, the NY Post has learned.
By: Lydia Moynihan
“Everyone thought the story was a joke… it was embarrassing,” one Times reporter who has covered Epstein told The Post. “They [Khardori] didn't even appear to have read our own reporting.”
By: Lydia Moynihan
Switch between CA and NY editions here. The gross, entitled actions of Angie Baez, the woman who dumped garbage all over the sidewalk and
By: Lydia Moynihan
“We're the best country in the world,” Andreessen told The Post. “The idea that America has both the level of size and scope and solidity and resources that we have, but that we still have that level of risk-taking spirit in the country … is a really, really special combination.”
By: Lydia Moynihan
Switch between CA and NY editions here. China is way behind the US in the AI arms race, but has no qualms about playing dirty to try and gain an upper hand.
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“America has always risen to the occasion,” John Kelly, BlackRock Global Head of Corporate Affairs said. “We know how to mobilize and we know how to work hard.”
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According to the research , America's rising housing costs were driven in part by a massive wave of unauthorized immigration during the Biden administration from 2021 to 2024.
By: Lydia Moynihan
“Debris removal or in-orbit servicing also will become something like a rocket industry,” Dr. Phanindra explains.
By: Lydia Moynihan
If the government takes a stake in these companies, what happens when an AI company suddenly needs something from the government?
By: Lydia Moynihan
One company is betting they can help by supporting local journalists, and they can give indications about how a bill is going to play out, which can often be more effective than hiring a fleet of lobbyists.
