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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 8, 2026
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After receiving new lungs, 9/11 survivor Alexander Mandl helps transplant families | amNewYork (opens the original)
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When 9/11 survivor Alexander Mandl received a double-lung transplant, he said it felt being given a new lease on life — one he knew needed to be filled with meaningful work. But when he returned to work, he found himself discussing how his e-commerce consulting business could help a client transport chicken cages. After coming within weeks of death, Mandl said he could no longer convince himself that the work was meaningful. He redirected his career toward helping health care innovators and inte
Inside The Pocket: where generations of jazz musicians share the stage in New York City | amNewYork (opens the original)
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When 14-year-old Xander Rosenblum slipped through The Pocket’s dimly lit dining room, squeezing between linen-covered tables on his way to the stage, he looked slightly out of place among the adults gathered for a night of jazz. But once the teenage drummer started playing, he hit every beat, effortlessly providing the rhythm for the band. He was in a rhythm himself, the kind of “flow state” musicians often refer to as “being in the pocket.” The performance just so happened to take place inside
For these exiled Venezuelan New Yorkers, Maduro’s capture marked the first step on a long road toward justice | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Protesters both for and against deposed Venezuelan despot Nicolas Maduro convened outside the Manhattan federal courthouse on Wednesday as a hearing took place to decide the date of the former dictator’s narcoterrorism trial. Some of those gathered on Pearl Street said they opposed the capture and trial of Maduro due to the Trump administration’s use of military force to apprehend him in January. But Venezuelans who fled Maduro’s government described his capture in starkly different terms: a lon
Chef Adam Fiscus brings new flavor to a revitalized Central Park Boathouse | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Twenty minutes after I arrived for my scheduled interview at the Central Park Boathouse, I was still leaning against the bar, drinking a glass of ice water and waiting to meet the restaurant’s executive chef, Adam Fiscus. Fiscus was in the kitchen preparing meals during an unexpected 2 p.m. rush that seemed to take much of the staff by surprise. For an early Tuesday afternoon, the maître d’ and two hostesses seemed unusually busy seating customers with or without reservations. Plates were moving
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