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Aramica publisher Antoine Faisal (pictured at top), whose offices were destroyed in Superstorm Sandy, puts out the paper with an army of freelancers. The multinational, multisectarian New York Arab community united around the enormous scrutiny it faced after 9/11, which buoyed Aramica when it launched in 2002. But post–Arab Spring, divisions on the other side of the world have been replicated here, and so the paper has recently decided to cover only local news, not world affairs. … [Read more...] about The Rise of New York’s Foreign-Language Newspapers

Tomorrow will be another very warm day, but it will be much more humid. There will also be a high likelihood of showers and thunderstorms, and some of those storms could be severe later in the afternoon. Damaging winds and torrential rain are likely in any of the stronger storms… stay tuned! … [Read more...] about New York Weather: CBS2’s 8/1 Saturday Night Forecast

We’re starting off on a mild and muggy note today along with a few passing showers and rumbles. That will be but a preview of the day in store. Today will be another very warm day, but it will be much more humid. Showers and thunderstorms will be especially likely late this afternoon and evening, and could be severe. Damaging winds and torrential rain are likely in any of the stronger storms… stay tuned! … [Read more...] about New York Weather: CBS2’s 8/2 Sunday Morning Forecast

The paper credits “many lawmakers” for taking proper precautions, such as scaled-back office staff, social distancing and masks. The editorial, however, blasts other members for disregarding these measures “for political reasons” and those who “seem to believe the virus cannot touch them.” The editorial specifically cites Rep. Clay HigginsGlen (Clay) Clay HigginsNew York Times calls for all members of Congress to be tested for coronavirus Lawmakers ask Trump administration to help Gulf oil and gas producers Louisiana church defies coronavirus recommendations to hold service for 300 MORE’s (R-La.) claim that masks are “part of the dehumanization of the children of God.” … [Read more...] about New York Times calls for all members of Congress to be tested for coronavirus

However, testing sites in parts of Florida closed for several days at the end of last week as Tropical Storm Isaias threatened the state's Atlantic Coast. Also, the number of new cases on Mondays tend to be smaller than other days of the weeks as some labs are closed and testing isn't conducted at other facilities over the weekend. On many days last week, the number of reported new cases was around double Monday's tally. … [Read more...] about New virus cases jump by 4,800, deaths by 73 in Florida