Good Morning. Today is Tuesday. Today we will explore an unfolding war against Government Kathy Hochul’s proposal to ban gas and oil connections in new buildings. And we’ll find out why New York City’s transition from gas-fired vehicles to electric vehicles started off slow. Given the share of daily anxiety New Yorkers devote to traffic …
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One week after R. Kelly conviction YouTube has deleted two of the R&B star’s official video channels on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges, but it’s not banning his music entirely. Two channels — RKellyTV and the Vevo account that hosts the singer’s music videos — were removed on Tuesday in what Google-owned YouTube said …
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A ban is “on the table” for an app that underpins some of the most popular free stock trading apps, Gary Gensler, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said on Monday. Mr. Gensler He told Barron in an interview He said retail brokerage firms like Robinhood would consider banning “pay for order flow,” the …
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Ahead of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, which kicks off this month, members of the International Swimming Federation, known as FINA, are reconsidering their ban on a cap designed for black hair. The Soul Cap product is meant to accommodate thicker, curlier hair textures for a better fit and to protect hair from chlorine. …
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