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New York PostSig. 3NewsCultureEconomyHousing

New generation breathes life back into shrinking Little Italy in time for Feast of San Gennaro’s 100th anniversary: ‘Change is inevitable’

Little Italy has shrunk to five blocks along Mulberry Street, but a new generation of restaurants and businesses is drawing crowds as the Feast of San Gennaro marks its 100th anniversary. Longtime owners welcome the newcomers while acknowledging high rents and pandemic-era closures that pushed out some legacy businesses.

The HillSig. 6NewsEconomy

Fed’s Kashkari: Inflation still too high in ‘all aspects’ of economy

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said inflation remains too high across all aspects of the economy, after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates. He cited CPI and core inflation figures and said the Fed will use its tools while hoping for help from other sectors.

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CBS NewsSig. 3NewsEconomyOther

Should you negotiate with debt collectors? 6 tips to improve your chances

The article offers practical advice for negotiating with debt collectors, including verifying debts, understanding ownership, making realistic offers, and getting agreements in writing. It frames debt collection as a stressful but potentially negotiable consumer-finance situation, with no political or ideological angle.

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CBS NewsSig. 3AnalysisEconomyLaw

What makes a debt relief company reputable and safe?

The article explains how borrowers can identify reputable debt relief companies, emphasizing no upfront fees, transparent pricing, disclosure of alternatives, strong reviews, and realistic expectations. It notes that debt relief is not a quick fix and warns against companies that promise miracles or violate FTC rules.

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The HillSig. 8NewsConflictPoliticsEconomy

Senate Republican on Iran war: ‘I think we’ll be out of there in about 6 months’

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) predicted the U.S. will be out of Iran in about six months, arguing objectives are being achieved and lower oil and inflation will follow. The article notes the conflict has passed six months without a deal, Trump's threats to annihilate Iran or strike civilian infrastructure, a House war powers resolution, and rising gas prices and war costs.

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New York PostSig. 2NewsCultureEconomy

Krispy Kreme takes aim at Costco with new churro treat

Krispy Kreme is launching limited-time Churro Doughnut Dots, positioning them as an alternative to Costco’s recently returned Twisted Churro. The article covers the product release, fall menu items, and social-media complaints about Costco’s churro change.

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