Identity & Community
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New York tops Oxford Economics' 2026 global cities ranking
New York City leads Oxford Economics' 2026 Global Cities Index, topping 1,000 cities in economic strength and human capital. US cities like
Pork buyers in 24 states can claim part of $117M price-fixing settlement
A $117 million settlement resolves allegations that major pork processors fixed prices. Consumers in 24 states and D.C. who bought pork betw
How Much Wealth Do You Need to Be Rich in the US Today?
Americans now say you need $2.3 million to be considered rich, but the threshold varies by generation. Gen Z sets it at $1.7 million, while
Why Young Men Across the US Are Delaying Marriage Until Their 30s
The number of single men aged 18-39 in the US hit 30.4 million in 2025, a historic high. Despite this, 68% still want to marry, but financia
Why Gen Z Latinos choose renting and investing over buying a home
Many young Latinos are choosing to rent and invest in stocks rather than buy homes, even when they can afford to. This shift reflects changi
PlayStation $7.85M settlement: who gets a cut and how to claim
Sony will pay $7.85 million to settle a class action over PlayStation store restrictions. US users who bought certain digital games between
Peligrosas Latinas on the Gap Between Dating Apps and Real Life
In a new episode, the Peligrosas Latinas break down the work behind every swipe. They explore why digital chemistry often fades in person. T
Latino innovators shaping America's tech, science, and culture
Hispanic Heritage Month spotlights the record rise of Latino engineers and scientists in AI and space exploration. From NASA's Diana Trujill
NYC's new free public bathrooms: where to find them and how they work
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's pilot program brings 17 self-cleaning public restrooms to all five boroughs. Open daily from 7 am to 10 pm, they feat
Fall Back 2026: US Time Change Dates and Exemptions Explained
Clocks fall back one hour on November 1, 2026, ending daylight saving time. Most states adjust, but Hawaii and Arizona stay on standard time
NYC Kids RISE: College savings accounts for every kindergartner
NYC's Kids RISE program automatically opens college savings accounts for public school students from kindergarten through fifth grade. Famil
Midtown Manhattan opens lottery for 44 affordable apartments, some at $863
A new affordable housing lottery in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen offers 44 units, including five two-bedrooms at $863 a month. Applications ar