The Shawn Ryan Show: America’s Most Impactful Podcast of 2025
Written by: Dillon Kivo For years, the American media has struggled to offer conversations that feel real. Interviews have become shorter. Answers feel coached. Authenticity is replaced by polished narratives crafted for clicks. Across the country, audiences began searching for something honest, something patient, something that cut through the noise. What
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Entrepreneur
The Push for Ethical Labor Practices in NYC’s Service Industry
New York City’s service industry has long been a cornerstone of its economy, employing hundreds of thousands across restaurants, hospitality, retail, and personal care. But behind the storefronts and dining rooms, a growing movement is calling attention to the need for ethical labor practices. Workers are demanding more than just a
Building a Winning Marketing Strategy on a Budget
Marketing is essential for any business, but achieving impactful results doesn’t always require a large budget. By adopting creative approaches and focusing on cost-effective strategies, businesses can build successful marketing campaigns without overspending. This article explores actionable tips to help develop a winning marketing strategy on a limited budget, aiming for
Persuasive Copywriting: Crafting Messages That Influence
Copywriting is no longer just a creative function, it’s a strategic lever for business growth. In New York’s hyper-competitive media and startup landscape, persuasive copywriting has become the connective tissue between brand, audience, and action. Whether you’re launching a fintech app, scaling a DTC brand, or pitching investors, the right words
Leadership, Identity, and Life After Exoneration: Greg Kelley’s Journey Forward
What Greg Kelley’s Journey Reveals About Purpose, Resilience, and Rebuilding After Crisis Written by: Dillon Kivo The Quiet After the Verdict For Greg Kelley, life did not fracture all at once. It stopped. In 2014, at nineteen years old, Kelley was convicted in Texas of super aggravated sexual assault of
The Push for Ethical Labor Practices in NYC’s Service Industry
New York City’s service industry has long been a cornerstone of its economy, employing hundreds of thousands across restaurants, hospitality, retail, and personal care. But behind the storefronts and dining
Building a Winning Marketing Strategy on a Budget
Marketing is essential for any business, but achieving impactful results doesn’t always require a large budget. By adopting creative approaches and focusing on cost-effective strategies, businesses can build successful marketing
Persuasive Copywriting: Crafting Messages That Influence
Copywriting is no longer just a creative function, it’s a strategic lever for business growth. In New York’s hyper-competitive media and startup landscape, persuasive copywriting has become the connective tissue
Leadership, Identity, and Life After Exoneration: Greg Kelley’s Journey Forward
What Greg Kelley’s Journey Reveals About Purpose, Resilience, and Rebuilding After Crisis Written by: Dillon Kivo The Quiet After the Verdict For Greg Kelley, life did not fracture all
Technology
New York Requires Social Media Warning Labels for Teens, Targeting Addictive Features
New York has passed a new law that requires social media platforms to display warning labels to teenage users, a move state lawmakers say is designed to address growing concerns about addictive features and their potential impact on youth mental health. The measure places
New York Drivers Face Fresh Toll Changes as 2026 Begins
New York, NY — Drivers across New York are seeing higher tolls and stricter enforcement as multiple transportation agencies roll out updates that took effect at the start of 2026. The changes impact major bridges and tunnels, daily commuters, and drivers entering Manhattan’s congestion
Nationwide Verizon Outage Leaves Phones in ‘SOS’ Mode, Raising Questions About Network Resilience
For millions of Americans, the modern safety net of constant connectivity briefly disappeared this week. A widespread Verizon network outage disrupted wireless service across the United States, leaving customers unable to make calls, send texts, or access mobile data — and in many cases
When X Went Silent: Inside The January 16 Outage That Left Millions Offline
On the morning of January 16, 2026, millions of social media users around the world woke up to blank screens, error messages, and bafflement — X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, had gone down again. The familiar blue-and-white interface that millions use for
Lifestyle
NYC Mayor Mamdani Restarts Homeless Encampment Sweeps in 2026
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently announced a major shift in how the city handles homelessness. After promising to
Ash Wednesday 2026: A Simple Guide to the Start of Lent in the US
The start of Lent marks a significant moment for millions of people across the United States. This period of forty days leads up to Easter
NYC Air Quality Index Hits 102 With Health Warning for Sensitive Groups
Air pollution levels in the New York City region recently rose high enough to trigger an official air quality alert. Authorities reported that the Air
Lower Manhattan Adds 100+ Safe Haven Beds in Major Homelessness Push
New York City has opened a new low-barrier Safe Haven shelter in Lower Manhattan, adding more than 100 beds for people living on the streets.
From Combat to Canvas: Justin Hughes’ Second Life as an Artist
Written by: Dillon Kivo By the time Justin Hughes realized something inside him had shifted, the war was already over. He was home, his children
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Entertainment
Chloe Kim Makes History: A Triple Crown in the Italian Alps
The atmosphere at the Livigno Snow Park on February 12, 2026, was electric. Thousands of fans gathered under the bright floodlights of the Italian Alps to witness what many are
Slovakia Stuns Finland As Olympic Hockey Drama Begins In Milan
Ice hockey at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics has opened with dramatic results, historic rivalries, and strong early signals about the race for gold. The tournaments for men and
Daniel Radcliffe Returns to the New York Stage in Every Brilliant Thing
The lights at the Hudson Theatre on West 44th Street are shining a bit brighter this weekend. On February 21, Daniel Radcliffe officially returns to the New York stage for the first preview of a unique production called Every Brilliant Thing. While the actor is famous globally for his role in
Is Presidents’ Day a Federal Holiday? What You Need to Know
Many people in the United States look forward to the third Monday of February. It often means a three-day weekend, sales at local department stores, and a break from school.
The Shadow of the 13th: Why We Still Fear the Friday Jinx
The year 2026 is a rare one for the superstitious, as the calendar features a triple occurrence of Friday the 13th in February, March, and November. This alignment happens only
Education
U.S. Announces $2 Billion Humanitarian Aid Package To Fight Hunger And Disease In 2026
The United States government has unveiled a $2 billion humanitarian assistance package for 2026 aimed at helping tens of millions of people confronting severe hunger and disease across multiple crisis-hit
Tim Walz Says He Will Not Seek Third Term as Minnesota Governor
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced Monday that he will not run for a third term in the 2026 gubernatorial election, ending months of speculation about his political future and reshaping
School Closures in New York City: Likely To Go Remote During Winter Storm Fern
As a potentially historic winter storm barrels toward New York this weekend, families, teachers, and students are preparing—but not necessarily for the kind of “snow day” many remember from childhood.
Breaking Down the Cost of Parenting in New York City
The cost of parenting in New York City isn’t just a line item in a budget, it’s a daily reality that shapes how families live, work, and plan for the
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