The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered a nationwide ground stop Friday, November 13, halting departing flights at airports across the United States after a telecommunications outage disrupted communications at air traffic control centers. The unprecedented disruption affected air traffic operations across the country, creating uncertainty for airline passengers, airport personnel and travelers planning to fly…

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By HWM and Perplexity Eventually peaked at approximately 19,650 per minute, compared with fewer than 15 reports during a typical Thursday. Microsoft initially attributed the disruption to elevated infrastructure demand across several regions. The company paused network deployments and restarted servers in an effort to restore normal operations. “…investigation revealed that a process responsible for…

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Healthfirst, a leading not-for-profit health insurance plan, hosted its third annual Caregivers Symposium on Thursday, November 12, connecting family caregivers with support and resources while recognizing their contributions to the community. Held at the James Weldon Johnson Older Adult Center in East Harlem, the symposium was themed “Caregiving Around the Clock” and featured keynote remarks…

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From Gales Brewers Update Newsletter This summer the Council passed my bill, Local Law 143 of 2026, allowing restaurants the option to install high-quality winter vestibules enclosing their licensed sidewalk café areas—spaces for which they already pay the City of New York year-round. Earlier this week, I testified in support (PDF) of Dept. of Transportation…

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Co-curated by MaryAnn Giella McCulloh and Grace Yeonsook Ji, One Art Space in Tribeca presented “Blooming in NY,” an exhibition featuring the work of acclaimed South Korean contemporary artist Si Young Yang, during November 2026 at the gallery located at 23 Warren Street.  The exhibition celebrated the artist’s distinctive visual language, bringing his vibrant imagination and expressive approach…

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By HWM A real estate fraud scheme that left an elderly Harlem homeowner homeless and disrupted the lives of tenants has landed Joseph Makhani behind bars for up to 21 years. The 63-year-old Long Island man was sentenced Tuesday in Manhattan Supreme Court after being convicted of stealing the deeds to two Harlem brownstones valued…

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Cutting chemical exposure at home doesn’t require an overnight overhaul of everything under the sink. A handful of specific swaps, the products that touch skin directly or get heated regularly, account for a disproportionate share of everyday exposure. Starting there is more practical, and more effective, than trying to change everything at once. This guide…

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By HWM At Morris-Jumel Mansion, the next chapter begins with the roof—and a new way through the door. Manhattan’s oldest surviving residence is undergoing exterior restoration, with work planned to support a winter reopening as the nation marks its 250th anniversary. For Harlem World readers, it is an invitation to look again at a historic…

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Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday business operations, from answering routine questions to helping teams organize information and prepare reports. For small businesses, professional services firms, and growing organizations, the appeal is clear: less time spent on repetitive tasks can mean more time for customers, employees, and new ideas. But adopting AI successfully takes…

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The Salvation Army of Greater New York and the CMA CGM Foundation partnered to distribute 500 turkeys and Thanksgiving grocery essentials to families in need in Harlem, helping make the holiday season a little brighter for local residents. In addition to turkeys, families received the essential ingredients for a traditional Thanksgiving meal, including mashed potatoes,…

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Today, New York City Council Member Farah Louis introduced legislation at the Council’s Stated Meeting to address the ongoing issue of vacant rent-stabilized apartments citywide that have remained off of the rental market. Introduction 1165 would require the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) to conduct an analysis of the city’s stock of vacant…

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What changed with the rebrand, who is on the schedule, and how to watch without cable For nearly three decades, MSNBC was one of the most recognizable names in cable news. Then, in late 2025, the network quietly became MS NOW. The logo changed, the ownership changed, and so did the way many people tune…

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Today, the New York City Council will vote on Introduction 891-A, a bill sponsored by Speaker Julie Menin to ban surveillance pricing. The legislation would prohibit companies from using New Yorkers’ personal data and algorithms to set individualized prices. The bill, which is among the strongest surveillance pricing bans in the country, is part of…

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Philanthropist, author and television and host Jean Shafiroff was honored with the prestigious Latina de Corazón Award at the second annual ¡HOLA! Latina Powerhouse 100 Gala, held in November 2026 at the Ziff Ballet Opera House at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami.  The award, presented by philanthropist and businesswoman Adrienne Arsht, recognized…

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