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JUNK REMOVAL NEW YORK ASAP – MANHATTAN BROOKLYN QUEENS BRONX STATEN ISLAND

Junk Removal in New York: Your Go-To Solution for a Clutter-Free Space In the bustling metropolis of New York City, keeping living and working spaces clutter-free can be a constant challenge. From old furniture and electronics to household junk, the need for efficient and reliable junk removal services is more significant than ever. If you’re…

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White House. Joe Biden. Investing in America Report: Today’s Investments, Tomorrow’s Future

Today, the President released the Investing in America Report: Today’s Investments, Tomorrow’s Future, which highlights the transformative impact of his Investing in America agenda, showing how thousands of projects across the country are revitalizing communities and strengthening our nation now and for years to come. Read the full report HERE. Letter from the President My Fellow Americans,…

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Mayor Eric Adams Talks Immigration, Economy & Public Safety on WABC’s “Tiempo”

Mayor Eric Adams appeared on WABC’s “Tiempo” to discuss pressing issues affecting Latino communities in NYC, including immigration crackdowns, economic challenges, and public safety. He addressed concerns over ICE operations, the economic impact on small businesses, and his stance on federal immigration policies. Mayor Adams reassured undocumented immigrants, emphasizing the city’s commitment to safety and…

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Gov. Hochul Rejects Louisiana Extradition Request, Strengthens New York’s Reproductive Rights Protections

Governor Kathy Hochul reaffirmed New York’s commitment to reproductive rights, rejecting Louisiana’s request to extradite a New York-based doctor accused under its restrictive abortion laws. Hochul emphasized New York’s shield laws, which protect healthcare providers from out-of-state legal actions, and issued a law enforcement directive prohibiting cooperation with certain warrants. The move solidifies New York’s…

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New York. Mayor Eric Adams Continues to ‘Get Stuff Done’ for Working-Class New Yorkers Halfway Through First Term

Akeema Roberts: Good morning, everyone. My name is Akeema Roberts. I was born and raised in Brownsville and still live there today. I’m here today to talk about my community. Now, truthfully, I’ve always felt safe in Brownsville, but today I feel even safer. We’ve seen crime in our neighborhoods go down. We’ve seen news stores…

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