Studios and Striking Actors Will Resume Talks on Monday
The two sides announced the step a day after the leadership of the Hollywood writers’ union approved a tentative deal that ended its monthslong strike.
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Studios and Writers Reached a Deal. Here’s What Happens Next.
Before Hollywood gets fully back to work, writers need to vote on the tentative agreement, and talks between companies and striking actors must restart.
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Don’t Call Them Shark Bites
An expert is dubious that there are more sharks in the waters off New York. And when incidents do occur, sharks don’t deliberately sink their teeth in, she said.
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Mayor Adams’s Ability to Freely Spend Money on Migrants May Be Curtailed
The New York City comptroller is auditing a no-bid $432 million migrant-services contract, and is weighing whether to scrap the mayor’s blanket approval to enter such contracts.
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New York City’s Lucrative No-Bid Migrant Services Contract Is Rejected
Brad Lander, the New York City comptroller, refused to approve the $432 million contract, questioning the qualifications of DocGo, the medical services company awarded the contract.
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