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FBI Declines to Confirm or Deny Pre-9/11 Borovoy Records as Midtown Tribune Investigates His Russia–Bin Laden Claims
NEW YORK — The FBI has formally responded to a Midtown Tribune records request concerning Konstantin Borovoy and…
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Climate Week NYC 2026: What Does “Scientific Consensus” on Global Warming Actually Mean?
Climate Week NYC discusses differing views within the scientific community regarding global warming. Major institutions like the National…
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Where Does Journalism End and Activism Begin? Grant-Funded Community Media and the ICE Case
The article discusses the evolving role of nonprofit newsrooms in community engagement, measuring success through tangible civic outcomes.…
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Trump’s New H-1B Crackdown: What the September 18 Orders Actually Do — and What the Viral Claims Get Wrong
https://youtu.be/idcrt5YpsEA?si=kxDo1V-gkOk3UlY6 September 19, 2026 | Midtown Tribune President Donald Trump signed two major H-1B actions on September 18,…
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Why New York Still Requires School Vaccines Despite Trump’s Order: Risks, Laws and Parents’ Legal Options
Why New York schools still require vaccines despite Trump’s COVID-19 mandate order, what official safety data show, and…
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Yankees 9/11 Anniversary Game Interrupted by Palestinian Flag Protester as Viral Video Sparks Culture War Debate
Bronx, NY – Sept 11, 2026 – 25th Anniversary of 9/11 | Fact-checked A Subway Series game between…
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Tom Homan vs. CNN on Haiti Deportations: What He Actually Said — and What the Law Says
By Midtown Tribune Newsroom A tense exchange between White House border czar Tom Homan and CNN host Dana…
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Pakistan Seeks $10 Billion U.S. Financial Backstop While Expanding Trade With Iran — What We Know
Pakistan is seeking a $10 billion U.S. exchange-stabilization facility while aiming for $10 billion in annual bilateral trade…
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Trump’s Secret Service Hit by Internal Leak Probe: Three Officials Stripped of Clearances and Removed From Duty
Three U.S. Secret Service employees, including the chief of communications, were placed on administrative leave during an investigation…
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August 26 in American History: Five Events That Changed the Nation
From the first federal steamboat patents to the certification of women’s voting rights and the political upheaval of…