By Eliza Fawcett, Healthbeat, THE CITY With measles cases on the rise in the United States, public health experts in New York are encouraging vaccination against the highly contagious virus. Measles spreads easily and can lead to serious complications, or death, among those who are unvaccinated. New York City has confirmed two cases of measles […]
By Brian Figeroux. Esq. Divorce is a legally complex and emotionally challenging process, and one of the biggest concerns for spouses is who gets what after the marriage ends. In New York State, divorce laws aim to ensure fairness, particularly when it comes to dividing assets, determining spousal support, and addressing child custody and support. […]
As older adults navigate financial planning, one of the most significant assets they own is their home. In situations where additional funds are needed—especially to cover long-term care costs—home equity can be a valuable financial resource. However, accessing home equity requires careful consideration, as different financial products come with varying risks and benefits. The three […]
Aging presents various health challenges, but not all elderly individuals require the same care plan. Dementia patients need a vastly different approach to care compared to those who experience frequent falls. While both conditions impact quality of life and require medical and family intervention, dementia necessitates a structured plan that accounts for cognitive decline, decision-making […]
Editorial credit: Sunshine Seeds / shutterstock.com Introduction For decades, the dominant message in American education has been that a four-year college degree is the primary path to financial success and stability. However, this narrative has started to shift as industries face growing labor shortages in the skilled trades. The importance of trade shops in high […]
By Gabe Ortiz, America’s Voice | Editorial credit: Andrew Harnik / shutterstock.com One of the most significant moments from Donald Trump’s joint address to Congress did not happen on the dais, but instead in front of it. Just minutes into his unhinged, anti-immigrant and lie-riddled speech, Texas Rep. Al Green stood up with cane in hand to interrupt […]
By Esther Claudette Gittens Punctuality is a universally respected virtue, often associated with professionalism, reliability, and respect for others’ time. The saying, “It is better to be 15 minutes early than a minute late,” reflects this principle, emphasizing the value of timeliness and preparation. While this adage is widely accepted in both professional and personal […]
Editorial credit: Steve Edreff / Shutterstock.com ED Unlawfully Cut Congressionally-Approved Funding for Grant Programs to Hire and Retain Teachers in Underserved School Districts Eight AGs File Lawsuit to Restore Funding to SEED and TQP Grant Programs NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James and a coalition of seven other attorneys general today filed a […]
By Sandy Connors When discussing relationships, people often focus on external factors—physical attraction, financial stability, or even social compatibility. However, the most critical elements of a successful relationship lie in the mind. Emotional intelligence, communication, shared values, and mutual respect outweigh physical attraction or sexual compatibility in fostering long-term, meaningful connections. This article will explore […]
The dream of owning a home is deeply rooted in the American culture, symbolizing financial success, stability, and a place to call one’s own. For many, owning a home represents a significant milestone, offering a sense of pride and accomplishment. However, turning that dream into reality requires careful planning, understanding of the housing market, and […]