New year’s day 2026: What’s open and what’s closed across the US; will your bank or local store be open?

Most government offices, banks and financial markets across the United States will remain closed on New Year’s Day, while major retailers and grocery chains are largely set to stay open, often with modified hours, the AP reported.Retailers are expected to use the holiday to offer discounts on older inventory ahead of new stock arrivals. However,…

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UP Police Constable Recruitment 2025: Notification released for 32,679 posts, direct link to apply here

The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRPB) has officially announced the UP Police Constable Recruitment 2025. This is a big recruitment drive with a total of 32,679 vacancies. The online application process has already started, giving a major opportunity to candidates who want to join the Uttar Pradesh Police force. Both male and…

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Leading a sedentary life? Science says it will affect your children |

Do you spend too much time sitting or without movement? Parents’ inactivity directly impacts children’s sedentary habits. A study found children of inactive parents tend to be more sedentary. Conversely, active parents often have active children. Mothers’ influence is particularly strong. This sedentary trend poses a public health challenge. Promoting family activity is crucial for…

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Zohran Mamdani to assume office: NYC to get new mayor; attorney general Letitia James to administer midnight oath

As the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Day, Zohran Mamdani will officially assume office as the mayor of New York City, marking the start of his term with two separate swearing-in ceremonies.The Democrat’s team has planned a private oath-taking with family at midnight, followed by a public ceremony in the afternoon outside City Hall….

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Harvard violates federal labour law, finds NLRB: Authorities ordered to release police investigation report

Harvard violates federal labor law, finds NLRB The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has ruled that Harvard University violated federal labor law by refusing to provide the union representing Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officers with a copy of an investigative report. The decision, issued on December 23 by administrative judge Paul Bogas, requires Harvard…

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