Nearly 500,000 people, many of them children, will keep Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program coverage after state officials discovered major errors in their procedures for reviewing program eligibility, federal officials said on Thursday. After a pandemic-era policy that guaranteed Medicaid coverage lapsed in April, states began checking to see whether tens of millions of…
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Hi, it’s Pete Wells, restaurant critic of The Times and longtime pierogi appreciator. It would be an exaggeration to say that I moved to the East Village for the pierogies. This was 1988, and rents were still low east of the Bowery. Still, the pierogies did whisper in my ear. Before my move to New…
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There’s something in the air. No, I’m not talking about the promise of scarves and plaid button-downs wafting in the breeze. I’m talking about germs. It seems like everyone is sniffling a little, coughing a little, clearing their throat a little as the seasons shift and our sinuses brace for the worst. Last week, bedridden…
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In the last 15 years or so, a growing number of people have come to see the Hudson Valley as more than a beautiful place to visit. They have moved there full time, joining those who have long made it their home. The population grows even more on weekends, and the influx becomes especially heavy…
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Onstage at the Center for Fiction in Brooklyn on Monday night, Ethan Hawke said that for many years he felt “angry” whenever he was asked about Gen X. Mr. Hawke, the actor, director and novelist, became a reluctant face of his generation when he starred in “Reality Bites,” a zeitgeist-capturing 1994 film about disillusioned, creative…
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A quick pasta for those who can’t quit corn (and a chocolate-chocolate birthday cake for everyone) By The New York Times Cooking Melissa Clark’s new recipe for pasta with corn, mint and red onions has a lot going for it. It’s quick — only 25 minutes or so from start to finish — and it’s…
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The prestigious Lasker Awards were given on Thursday to scientists making advances in the diagnosis of eye disease, the prediction of cellular protein structure and the intricacies of the immune system. The awards, closely watched by researchers in biomedical fields, often foreshadow Nobel Prizes. The Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award was given to a team…
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By Wei Tchou An unusual nigiri will soon be on offer at Bar Miller, a new omakase restaurant in New York City’s East Village: the humble bluefish, sourced from the New York-New Jersey coast, served raw. “Bluefish has this reputation as being a lesser tier, like a poor man’s fish. But if you treat it…
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