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Caitlyn Taylor

Bio: Caitlyn Taylor is a graduate from Calvin University where she received a bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies. With a long time passion for video games, TV, and movies, Caitlyn took to journalism as a way to understand the ins and outs of her favorite industries. Caitlyn is ecstatic to join the NYC Tastemakers team, with the hopes of improving her skills as a writer and broadening her experience.
Politics

Is The Trump Phone The Latest Example Of This Administration Openly Scamming The Public?

Since the beginning of the Trump Administration’s second term, there has been no shortage of products that the administration has put forward in the hope of emboldening support from its biggest fans. From cryptocurrency, paintings, and apparel, there seems to be a vested interest from the Trump Administration to push ...

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Mamdani Announces New Housing Commitments For New NYC Rent-Stabilized Homes

​New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani announced his newest housing plan Tuesday morning. According to NYC.GOV, Mamdani’s Block by Block: The Housing Plan for a New Era aims to tackle the housing policy, construction, tenant protections, homeownership, and more. This plan outlines the Mamdani administration’s goals for tackling the ongoing ...

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Sports

Will The World Cup Force The NFL To Embrace Grass Fields?

The 2026 World Cup is only weeks away, but the controversies don’t stop coming. While this event is looking to be one of the most expensive in its history, it’s also introducing some changes to stadiums that have athletes both excited and frustrated. Grass fields have been something that American ...

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Politics

Labor Unions Rallying Around Data Centers Is Not The Way To Go

The controversy surrounding data centers has grown more tense, and those in favor are doing all that they can to try to move public opinion towards them in a more favorable direction. A shining example of this new direction is the growing partnership between trade unions and the tech companies ...

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Von Thun’s Country Farm Market’s Annual Strawberry Festival To Welcome Visitors This Weekend

The annual Strawberry Festival at Von Thun’s Country Farm Market is returning this weekend. It is one of the many festivals within New Jersey to celebrate the strawberry season, which takes place between the months of May and June. Families interested in participating should purchase tickets to the festival’s two ...

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Politics

Why Are Deceptive Political Ads Hardly Talked About?

The months leading up to the upcoming 2026 midterms have been quite tense, and the ongoing primaries and special elections have been no better. The climate the Trump administration has fostered has created around politics has been a nightmare scenario for many, on both sides of the Republican and Democratic ...

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Sports

Mixed-Use Stadiums Be Promoted Outside of Colleges

Sports stadiums are an undeniably important building for sports teams of all kinds. However, their use has notable limitations outside of hosting sports events. That isn’t to say that all stadiums are incapable of hosting other events; stadiums like MetLife are strangers to hosting concerts from world-renowned artists. That said, ...

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Sports

We Should Be Worried About The Trump Administration’s Obsession With College Sports

The Trump administration has fixated on a variety of issues since its second term. That said, a surprising amount of focus has been pushed onto college sports. It’s not that the attention is unwarranted, but like any other issue the administration has tackled, concerns around fiscal expenses are the leading ...

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Politics

The USA’s Car Culture is Slowly Getting Eroded By High Gas Prices

The rising gas prices due to the Trump administration’s war on Iran have forced many people to adapt. Within the United States, while many are still attempting to go through their daily lives as normal, a growing number of people are looking towards alternative avenues.  Public transportation usage has noticeably ...

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UMusic Shop NY Celebrates The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds 60th Anniversary With A Pop-Up 

A limited-time event is heading its way to New York City in celebration of a particular anniversary for the famous music band The Beach Boys. UMusic Shop NY is hosting a pop-up event in celebration of the 60th anniversary of The Beach Boys’ 1966 album Pet Sounds.  Released in May ...

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Fashion

Have Alternative Styles Become Conformative?

​Alternative fashion, including punk, grunge, goth, and emo, for decades has been a constant force for many to exemplify their beliefs of values against the cultural norms of fashion and lifestyle of their respective eras. That said, what happens when those alternative styles become mainstream? Thanks to the internet and ...

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Sports

Why NYC’s Soccer Streets Program Should Be A Permanent Fixture

A new school soccer program is enticing interest in the sport within New York City schools ahead of the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup. The program, Soccer Streets, was launched by Mayor Mamdani on Monday and will travel to 50 participating schools across the five boroughs. Each stop will give ...

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