When does it end? Nearly 2,000 migrants are still being housed in the historic Roosevelt Hotel — despite the city insisting the makeshift shelter will be shuttering next month. The 100-year-old landmark in Midtown became a symbol of the Big Apple’s migrant crisis as it became the intake center for the more than 230,000 asylum … Read more
Citing a history of non-market measures, the United States has threatened China’s trade practices in the textile and garment industry. In the last 22 months, 28 US manufacturing plants have shuttered, indicating an increasing burden on US companies, according to the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR). Twenty-one percent of the USD 79.3 billion … Read more
Camden, New Jersey — When Scott Case realized the REAL ID deadline was coming up this week, he decided to head to his local Department of Motor Vehicles Monday morning. “I’ve known about it and I’ve been putting it off, so some of it’s on me,” the frequent business traveler from Collingswood, New Jersey, acknowledged to CNN. … Read more
The Democrat mayor of Newark, New Jersey, on Tuesday continued his crusade to stop Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities inside a previously vacant prison that is being converted into an immigrant detention center. Mayor Ras Baraka arrived at the gates of Delaney Hall this morning alongside activists to demand entry into the facility that … Read more
By NEWSBREAK Staff | May 7, 2025 New York City — Shocking new data reveals that thousands of migrants have been arrested while living in New York City’s shelter system, raising fresh concerns about public safety, resource allocation, and the city’s ongoing response to the migrant crisis. According to recently released figures obtained through a … Read more
By NEWSBREAK Staff | May 7, 2025 Fort Lee, NJ — A potential jumper caused a full shutdown of the George Washington Bridge on Tuesday afternoon, leading to hours of traffic chaos and paralyzing rush hour travel between New Jersey and New York City. The Port Authority confirmed that the incident began around 3:45 p.m. … Read more
Last week, Ford shared that its Mustang GTD supercar lapped the Nürburgring even faster than its initial sub-7-second run. The initial run was achieved in damp, less-than-ideal conditions, so Ford and Multimatic engineers took what they learned during that maiden voyage and set out to improve the car in the hopes of running a swifter lap around the notoriously daunting Green … Read more
At least 10 federal agency offices in Oregon are listed for lease termination under a plan released by the Trump administration. However, officials say this will not have any “immediate effect” on the services provided at these locations. The Oregon leases are part of 657 nationwide closures that Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency claims … Read more
If you’re turning 67 next month and considering when to start collecting Social Security benefits, it’s important to carefully weigh the long-term impact of your decision. Once you claim Social Security, your benefit amount is typically locked in for life, apart from annual cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs). If you claim before your Full Retirement Age (FRA), … Read more
The United States boasts a rich tapestry of history, with each state offering its unique landmark that encapsulates its cultural and historical significance. Here’s a journey through the most historic landmark in every state: Alabama: Edmund Pettus Bridge Located in Selma, the Edmund Pettus Bridge stands as a pivotal symbol of the Civil Rights Movement. … Read more