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October 22, 2022
Will lower gas prices be a game changer for Democrats?; Inflation may lower your taxes; in defense of candy corn and circus peanuts; screening kids for anxiety; a whistleblower says there's no online privacy. Click to hear hour one of Need To Know With Jeff Angelo for Thursday, October 20, 2022.
October 10, 2022
Now is the time to book a flight for Thanksgiving or Christmas; a racism accusation in the Iowa Governor's race; the Washington DC council considers allowing non-citizens to vote; your best financial moves when the stock market is down. Click to hear hour one of Need To Know for 10/10/2022.
September 6, 2022
More than 250 people filled the Father Capodanno Memorial Chapel at Fort Wadsworth in the Staten Island borough of New York to honor the chaplain's selfless service and pray for his canonization.
July 14, 2022
An investor known for starting a “MAGA” investment group denounced environmental, social and governance standards as toxic in an interview with Fox Business host Charles Payne.
May 24, 2022
Fort Worth's Paris Coffee Shop has reopened its doors. The new owners spent months renovating and paying respect to its history dating back to 1926.
April 29, 2022
Al Lambert Show on Staten Island Community Television attracts participation of Wu Tang Clan member Raekwon the Chef, local notables, in fund-raising effort
February 19, 2022
American Airlines is cutting its international summer schedule due to delayed deliveries of new jets.
February 5, 2022
Delta has already maintained its own no-fly list and wants to have collaboration between all airlines on a national list.
January 20, 2022
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker details the challenges and outlook for the carrier as the omicron variant continues to disrupt travel.
October 20, 2021
President Biden has privately informed Democratic lawmakers he is optimistic they can reach an agreement on a social spending plan capped at about $1.9 trillion, a spending target that would mark a significant reduction from the vast economic overhaul he initially envisioned, according to a report Tuesday.