Insider Insights: Your Exclusive Tuesday Update from The Big Apple

Insider Insights: Your Exclusive Tuesday Update from The Big Apple


I ‍was among ​the crowd gathered in Central Park in Manhattan to witness the partial eclipse.⁤ The sky darkened as if it were dusk ⁤at 3:20 in the ‍afternoon, ⁢and there were cheers when only ⁣a sliver of the sun was visible.

While many spectators left before the sun⁤ fully emerged ⁣from behind the moon, those in places like Houlton,⁤ Maine, seemed more ⁤reflective as the eclipse marked the end of its journey in the U.S.

“I would give anything to see that again,” exclaimed 11-year-old Sebastian ⁤Pelletier.

Unfortunately, we will all have to wait. ⁣The next⁣ total⁢ solar ⁣eclipse visible in the contiguous 48 U.S. states or Canada won’t be until 2044. However, eclipse enthusiasts can catch one​ as early as 2026 in Greenland, Iceland, or Spain.

The Vatican released a document stating that⁢ the Roman Catholic Church views gender fluidity and transition ⁢surgery as ⁢challenges to human dignity. ‌The document also firmly opposes surrogacy and in vitro fertilization.

According to⁢ the ‌document, the sex assigned at birth is a divine gift that‍ should not be altered, as any intervention risks compromising the unique dignity bestowed upon each individual at conception.

While the ⁢document warns against discrimination towards transgender individuals, it has sparked ⁣concerns among L.G.B.T.Q. advocates in the church who fear it may⁣ be ⁣used against them.

Background: Pope Francis, known for ⁣his more accepting​ approach ⁤towards gay and transgender Catholics, has maintained the church’s traditional rules and doctrines that have alienated many in the community.

Special⁢ counsel Jack Smith, prosecuting Donald Trump ⁣for alleged⁤ election interference, has called on the Supreme Court to dismiss Trump’s claim of immunity for actions taken during his ⁣presidency.⁣ Lower courts have already rejected this argument.

Smith has requested a swift resolution to ⁢the case, which is scheduled for April 25.‍ Delays could push ‌Trump’s trial past‍ the​ election,⁢ potentially allowing him​ to ​drop ‍the charges if re-elected.

Related: Trump’s attempt to delay⁤ his⁣ Manhattan trial​ was denied by an appeals court, with the trial set to begin on April 15.

Running becomes a true test of endurance ‍when faced with ‍robbery, illness, and armed assailants.

Despite ⁢numerous ⁣challenges, 27-year-old Russ Cook, known as the ‌Hardest Geezer, completed ⁣his 10,000-mile run across Africa.

After ⁤24 years, Larry…

2024-04-09 00:00:05
Article from www.nytimes.com

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