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Click-to-cancel rule for subscriptions takes effect today in New York City (opens the original)
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A New York City rule intended to make it easier for residents to cancel subscriptions like streaming services and gym memberships has gone into effect, the city announced on Thursday. The "click-to-cancel" rule, the first of its kind for any municipality in the U.S., covers any business, wherever it’s based, as long as its customer is in the city. It requires businesses to provide consumers with a "straightforward, transparent way to cancel a subscription," along with "clear disclosures when con
Stony Brook University researchers edge closer to new OCD treatment (opens the original)
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A research team led by Stony Brook University scientists has identified a little-observed neural pathway as a possible key to obsessive-compulsive behavior, a discovery that could lead to new treatments for a disorder that affects millions of Americans. The researchers discovered a direct path through which the amygdala, a region of the brain that processes fear and anxiety, regulates activity in a portion of the dorsal striatum, which shapes habit formation. By repeatedly activating the pathway
Holocaust Center leaders condemn posts on community page as antisemitic (opens the original)
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Leaders of the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County in Glen Cove condemned posts made on a Facebook page for North Shore residents this week that they called antisemitic and hateful. "This is where we’re located, it’s local, and it hits all the notes that it shouldn’t," said center chairman Alan Mindel in an interview. "It’s the way modern antisemitism flourishes. My hope is that people will recognize it and understand what is going on in our society, how their views are bein
Dix Hills home of John and Alice Coltrane closing in on complete renovation (opens the original)
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A yearslong renovation of the Dix Hills home of the late jazz musicians John and Alice Coltrane is on track to finish by early 2027, according to the president of the nonprofit working to preserve it. "We hope a visit to the house ... will be life-changing," Steve Fulgoni, president of Friends of the Coltrane Home, said Tuesday, the eve of the centennial of John Coltrane’s birth. "Our mission, in John’s words, is to be a force for good. That’s what we hope the home will be, not simply a historic
Long Island Sound power cable plan clears New York State regulatory hurdle (opens the original)
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A proposed high-voltage power cable project stretching from western Suffolk to Westchester County and the Bronx took a step toward construction Thursday with a key approval from state utility regulators. The project, Propel NY Energy, is a partnership of the New York Power Authority and the utility consortium, New York Transco, which had sought approval from the New York State Public Service Commission. The Commission's approval is required before any a major electric generation or transmission
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