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Yahoo
38 minutes ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Naf Naf Grill Launches NEW! Crispy Chicken Tenders -- A Bold, Flavorful Spin on a Classic Favorite
CHICAGO, June 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Naf Naf Grill is turning up the flavor with the launch of its latest menu item: NEW! Crispy Chicken Tenders, now available at all locations nationwide. These craveable tenders are crispy, juicy, and bursting with traditional Middle Eastern spices. They are the perfect addition to any meal. Crafted with care and seasoned with Naf Naf's traditional Middle Eastern spices, the tenders are designed to deliver maximum flavor in every bite. Whether tucked into their in-house baked pitas, layered in a rice bowl, served on a plate, or enjoyed as a 3-pack on the side, these tenders pair beautifully with all of Naf Naf's beloved toppings and sauces — from creamy garlic to spicy harissa. "We're excited to introduce a new menu item that's both approachable and packed with the signature flavors our guests love," said Nico Nieto, Chief Marketing Officer at Naf Naf Grill. "Our NEW! Crispy Chicken Tenders are made to be enjoyed your way — whether you're trying Naf for the first time or a regular looking for something new." The NEW! Crispy Chicken Tenders also speak to a new generation of guests seeking more from their fast-casual dining experience — bolder flavors, more variety, and a departure from the ordinary. By blending comfort-food familiarity with its authentic Middle Eastern roots, Naf Naf continues to carve out a unique place in the market, offering something that's both approachable and distinctly exciting. It's a fresh take that delivers the flavor adventure today's diners are craving. The launch of Crispy Chicken Tenders marks another step in Naf Naf's mission to bring bold, authentic Middle Eastern flavors to the fast-casual space in a way that's welcoming and exciting for all. Guests can now order the NEW! Crispy Chicken Tenders at all Naf Naf locations. And those ordering online at or through the Naf Naf Perks app will earn 300 bonus perks points with any Crispy Chicken Tenders entrées. About Naf Naf GrillNaf is making fresh Middle Eastern cuisine a mainstream favorite across the United States. Inspired by tradition, Naf's genuine hospitality paired with handmade dishes derived from Old World recipes create a welcoming atmosphere where guests are invited to fan the flame of culinary exploration. Every order is customized to the guest's liking with choices of top-quality meats, like its award-winning Chicken Shawarma roasted on a vertical spit, to hand made falafel and pillowy pita baked in-restaurant throughout the day. Naf is headquartered in Chicago with 39 locations nationwide. For more information, visit View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Naf Naf Grill
The Irish Sun
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Former RTE star issues warning for fans as she's forced to speak out about rumours and begs for help
FORMER RTE star Kayleigh Trappe has issued a warning to her fans after being forced to speak out about a scam making false claims about her career and personal life. The sensation took to her 2 Kayleigh has issued a warning to her fans Credit: Instagram 2 She was forced to speak out about a scam involving her Kayleigh revealed that the phoney account had gained around 15,000 followers and was sharing misleading updates about her life and career. She told fans: "I am putting this up again. I mentioned it before, but this is a fake page on Facebook. It has like 15,000 followers, but I'm pretty sure they're trying to scam people." The DWTS finalist added: "A rake of you messaged me today telling me they're putting up, I don't know, bits and bobs, nothing harmful, but it's also not me." The Facebook page impersonating her included fake details that read: "Career Break Announcement: From classroom to stage." READ MORE ON KAYLEIGH TRAPPE It went on: "Closing one chapter as a teacher and stepping into a new one as an actor. Grateful for the memories, excited for the future!" The Monaghan woman was even contacted by journalists who believed the false information. She said: "And I actually had two journalists ring me this morning and been like, 'We hear you're pursuing a different career now'. And I was like, 'What?'." Issuing a plea to her followers, she continued: "I don't want any of you to be scammed, but if you could do me a wee favour and go on and block them, that'd be great." most read in the irish sun Kayleigh explained that she couldn't share a direct link to the fake profile because she had already blocked and reported it, but warned: "Nothing's happened yet so I might need your help on this one." She ended her message by saying: "You'd think people would have better things to be at." DWTS Kayleigh Trappe bids emotional farewell to show Kayleigh was recently announced as the She is presenting her very own show titled MNÁsplaining which celebrates female athletes. The clever title is a play on the word "mansplaining", which means to comment on or explain something to a woman in a condescending manner. NEW VOICE Mná is the Irish word for women, making for a clever spin on the phrase. The 29-year-old made her debut on the station last month on TalkSPORTS' brand new Irish platform. Already attracting more than 100,000 Irish listeners a month, bosses are hoping to build their audience with a number of new shows planned. In a short clip posted to TalkSPORT'S official The Monaghan woman looked happy-as-ever as she stood inside the radio studio. Kayleigh shared her excitement for her brand new career move as she commented underneath: "Here we go! Absolutely buzzing to be your host and get all the good stuff."
Newsweek
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
How to Buy Los Angeles Dodgers Born X Raised Collection: LA Bleeds Blue
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Politico
22-05-2025
- Politics
- Politico
The Stefanik factor in the SALT deal
Presented by With help from Cris Seda Chabrier NEW YORK MINUTE: Mayoral contender Adrienne Adams is delivering a major campaign speech this morning at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens. The address will be dubbed 'a speech for my father' to honor the City Council speaker's father, who died of Covid. It comes a day after she announced she expects to qualify for matching funds — something that must be determined by the city's Campaign Finance Board. Frontrunner Andrew Cuomo ran his first TV ad this week on his handling of Covid — a saga is being probed by the Department of Justice. On the campaign trail, Adams has criticized Cuomo's management of the pandemic. — Jeff Coltin UPSALT NEW YORK: Rep. Elise Stefanik has had a foot in each camp mired in the tense talks over raising the state and local tax deduction limit — and advancing President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill.' What came next was the late Tuesday deal quadrupling the current SALT limit, the $40,000 number she had been pitching. The revised megabill cleared a procedural hurdle overnight in Congress and was gliding to a final House vote early this morning. She's a SALT Republican, one of the blue-state House members withholding their votes in exchange for a significantly increased cap. She's in House leadership and has Speaker Mike Johnson's ear. And she's closely allied with Trump, staying loyal even after he yanked her nomination to be his ambassador to the United Nations. Additionally, the North County lawmaker is an 'OG SALT Republican,' one of the few members still in Congress who voted against Trump's sweeping 2017 legislation capping the deduction at $10,000. And so, Stefanik worked all the sides to help get them onboard the $40,000 limit now at the center of the SALT agreement. She met with Trump Tuesday at the White House after the president visited the U.S. Capitol to demand progress on his megabill — and lace into SALT holdout Rep. Mike Lawler. (Stefanik and Lawler are potential candidates for New York governor next year, with a new poll showing she's competitive against Gov. Kathy Hochul.) Stefanik then declined to sign a post-meeting statement by moderates Lawler, Reps. Nick LaLota, Andrew Garbarino and others saying they respect the president but want more SALT relief for blue 'donor states' that offset 'so-called fiscally responsible red states.' What came next was the late Tuesday deal quadrupling the current SALT limit, the $40,000 number she had been pitching. 'Chairwoman Elise Stefanik's leadership was critical in helping to lead negotiations with the New York Republican delegation, the White House and House Republicans to pass significant tax cuts to hardworking New Yorkers,' her senior adviser Alex deGrasse told Playbook in a statement. It's also a relative victory for Lawler, LaLota and Garbarino, the faces of the long-running fight and the core New York Republicans who held their ground. The proposal also limits the new cap to taxpayers making less than $500,000. But New York Democrats aren't letting SALT Republicans forget that they sought a much, much higher deduction cap, including $100,000 in January. Hochul slammed the GOP on X, saying they 'caved again,' then scoffed Wednesday when reporters asked about Stefanik's leadership in the talks. Lawler and Stefanik hit back at the governor they may seek to unseat, both blaming her party for high taxes in the state. 'Albany Democrats must reduce spending,' Lawler posted on X, 'or else there might be new leadership in town in 2026.' DeGrasse said, 'Because of Kathy Hochul and New York Democrats' failed tax-and-spend policies, Elise Stefanik and fellow New York Republican colleagues stepped up to do what Democrats have failed to do: actually cut taxes for New Yorkers.' — Emily Ngo IT'S THURSDAY: Got news? Send it our way: Jeff Coltin, Emily Ngo and Nick Reisman. WHERE'S KATHY? In Albany and New York City with no public schedule. WHERE'S ERIC? Public schedule unavailable as of 10 p.m. Wednesday. QUOTE OF THE DAY: 'Say my name, say my name. It's Letitia James, and my candidate is Adrienne Adams.' — State Attorney General Letitia James after her nemesis Andrew Cuomo included her in a campaign ad that highlighted their shared plight of being under investigation by the Trump administration. ABOVE THE FOLD HER FIRST ENDORSEMENT: First in Playbook, Hochul has received the endorsement of EMILY's List a year before she'll run for a second term. The group is not yet committing fundraising or resources to Hochul a year before a potential Democratic primary. The backing is the first formal endorsement of the cycle for the governor, whose race next year will be shaped by Trump 2.0 politics. 'As Trump and his billionaire cronies work overtime to wreak havoc on the economy and working families, her steady, trailblazing leadership has put money back in New Yorkers' pockets,' EMILY's List President Jessica Mackler said. 'We know she'll continue putting New Yorkers first — and we're proud to stand with her in this fight.' The group backs Democratic women who support abortion rights — substantially narrowing the field of potential candidates in the New York governor's race. Two men, Rep. Ritchie Torres and Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado, are eyeing a primary challenge. They both support abortion rights. Hochul made abortion a central issue when she ran for a full term in 2022, following the Supreme Court overturning the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. Her Republican opponent, Rep. Lee Zeldin, ran almost exclusively on a public safety platform, a message that polls showed resonated with voters. Zeldin came within 6 points of unseating Hochul that year. The calculus will be different next year for the governor, who has middling approval ratings. Next year is shaping up to be a Trump backlash year in deep blue New York. The Republican president has a 59 percent unfavorable rating with New York voters, a Siena College poll this week found. That sets up Hochul to run on a more unabashedly on an anti-Trump platform, one that will likely include a defense of abortion rights. But she's also nodded to those crime concerns, tackling several high-profile public safety issues in her budget this year. — Nick Reisman CITY HALL: THE LATEST COMPTROLLER COASTER: City Council Member Justin Brannan brags about standing up to Mayor Eric Adams in his first TV ads in the primary for comptroller. When he's not talking tough, he takes a spin on the carousel at Coney Island too. First in Playbook, the Brookyln Democrat has booked $120,000 worth of airtime during Knicks games for a pair of 30-second ads and has committed to spending more than $500,000 on broadcast, cable and digital platforms in just the first week, Brannan's campaign said in a press release. One ad featuring the Wonder Wheel, the Cyclone and other Coney Island icons in Brannan's southern Brooklyn district presents him as the brash, 'working class,' tattooed guy who 'said 'hell no!' to (Adams') school cuts' as Council finance chair. It's a stark contrast from the first TV ad from Brannan's top opponent Mark Levine, presenting as an erudite family man speaking five languages. The second ad has iconically-accented New Yorkers stumping in a taxi, a diner and a bodega saying 'bulldog Brannan' is 'the only in the race that took on Eric Adams' cuts.' Levine 'has consistently and effectively opposed Mayor Adams' harmful budget cuts' his spokesperson Annabel Lassally said, sharing a list of times the Manhattan borough president too pushed back. — Jeff Coltin TRANS EQUITY: LGBTQ advocates are calling on Eric Adams and the Council to triple funding for organizations serving transgender New Yorkers from $3.25 million to $10 million, and to devote $15 million to gender-affirming care. The New York City Trans & Queer Provider Advocacy Coalition is rallying on the City Hall steps today ahead of the Council's budget hearing on hospitals, and a week before the beginning of a Pride Month. Corporate donors have been reducing involvement, fearing retribution from the Trump administration, The New York Times reports. — Jeff Coltin More from the city: — The fed's files on Eric Adams revealed an alleged influence campaign by Uzbekistan that yielded election cash. (THE CITY) — Thirteen City Council members denounced the cancellation of SummerStage shows by R&B singer Kehlani and rapper Noname as a 'blatant act of artistic censorship.' (amNewYork) — Socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani trashed Barack Obama as 'pretty damn evil' in a series of resurfaced tweets in 2013 when he was in college. (New York Post) NEW FROM PLANET ALBANY PRISON PLATFORM: State Inspector General Lucy Lang will host a panel discussion next month on the 10-year anniversary of the infamous Dannemora prison break. The June 11 talk at the Rockefeller Institute of Government — which will feature former State Police Superintendent Joseph D'Amico, ex-Corrections Commissioner Anthony Annucci and reporter Keshia Clukey — comes at a fragile moment for the state prison system. A month-long wildcat strike by corrections officers and inmate deaths have spurred calls for reform. Hochul has pledged unspecified changes, and will close three prisons this year. Lefty criminal justice advocates are pressing her to back bills that would expand parole. The 2015 prison break of convicted murderers Richard Matt and David Sweat led to a three-week manhunt that captivated the country. Lang's predecessor wrote a 150-page report documenting the multiple internal failures at the prison, which ultimately became the premise for a Showtime miniseries. — Nick Reisman More from Albany: — State lawmakers are targeting Zyn's loyalty reward programs after failing to ban the product. (City & State) — A long-shot GOP bill for colleges to combat antisemitism was blocked. (New York Post) — Hochul unveiled the next steps for the $200 million infusion of state money for the city of Albany. (Times Union) KEEPING UP WITH THE DELEGATION NEUTRAL ON NODS: Reps. Tom Suozzi and George Latimer represent small portions of New York City, but neither plans to endorse in the Democratic primary for mayor, they told Playbook. Latimer, who represents parts of Westchester County and the Bronx, said no candidates reached out seeking his nod. Suozzi, whose district includes Nassau County and eastern Queens, said he 'probably' won't back a candidate for mayor. They both live in the suburban sides of their districts. Latimer's predecessor, Jamaal Bowman, backed Scott Stringer in 2021, then rescinded his endorsement and later expressed regret about it. Bowman, voted out of office last year, is now with Zohran Mamdani. Suozzi backed Eric Adams in 2021 and was even floated as a potential deputy mayor. He was among those in the New York congressional delegation who urged Cuomo to resign as governor in 2021, though that hasn't stopped others who joined the call — Reps. Ritchie Torres, Greg Meeks and Adriano Espaillat — from endorsing the frontrunner this cycle. Among the House members who do plan to endorse in the primary, Reps. Yvette Clarke, Grace Meng and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are still weighing who they'll back. — Emily Ngo More from Congress: — How the Republican megabill goes after state Medicaid. (POLITICO) — Senate Republicans blocked Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's bill taking aim at Trump's deal with Qatar to accept a luxury jet as the next Air Force One. (The Hill) — Ocasio-Cortez is reintroducing her bill to provide civil recourse for survivors of nonconsensual sexually explicit deepfakes. (Rolling Stone) NEW YORK STATE OF MIND — A small deer wandered around the Upper West Side. (New York Post) — A former state trooper accused of purposefully shooting himself pleaded guilty to multiple charges. (Newsday) — State lawmakers and Hochul are clashing over a legislative fix to a popular Medicaid homecare program. (Spectrum News) SOCIAL DATA MEDIAWATCH: Amanda Hayes Roarkis now a booking producer for Bloomberg Television's 'Balance of Power.' She previously was a booking producer for MSNBC's 'Morning Joe.' HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Assemblymember Harry Bronson … Dan Slippen of the American Museum of Natural History … former state Sen. Kenneth LaValle … former Assemblymember Ronald Canestrari … Families Against Mandatory Minimums's Daniel Landsman … Sarah Sanchala … Airbnb's Jay Carney … Treasury's Jillian Lane Wyant … Julie Orsini of Prosek Partners … former Rep. Brandon Williams (R-N.Y.) … Richard Keil ... Joe Pompeo … Jon Ward … Lauryn Higgins … Stephanie Anderson … Hallie Golden … (WAS WEDNESDAY): Seth Klarman ... Thomas Allon ... Amy Waldman ... Rabbi Yehuda Sarna Missed Wednesday's New York Playbook PM? We forgive you. Read it here.
Scottish Sun
24-04-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
‘I'll be happy with my millions and my mansion' – Snooker star hits back at Stephen Hendry over legacy claims
SEVEN-time world snooker champion Stephen Hendry certainly knows a thing or two when it comes to leaving a legacy in the sport. But his comments about a current star needing another world title haven't gone down all that well with the man in question. 3 Stephen Hendry won seven world titles before moving into punditry in retirement Credit: PA The 2025 World Snooker Championship kicked off this week and Hendry, 56, will have a front row seat for much of the action in his role as commentator and pundit. Fellow legend Ronnie O'Sullivan could break the record he shares with Hendry of seven world titles at the Crucible this year. O'Sullivan, 49, is seeded fifth for the tournament and in most of the betting markets he is second-favourite. The man seeded first is reigning champion Kyren Wilson but it's Judd Trump who is leading the betting. Read more Sport stories A NEW DON Open could make shock return to Trump Turnberry as golf chiefs make major U-turn Trump, 35, is seeded second this week but punters clearly think he is the man to beat in Sheffield. To date, Trump has just one world title to his name despite an impressive career so far that has him currently in fourth place on the list of all-time list of ranking event winners. But Hendry believes the Ace in the Pack needs another world championship to his name to properly seal his place among the greats. But five-time Triple Crown winner Trump thinks differently. When asked if he "needed" another world title, Trump quipped after his first round victory against Zhou Yuelong: "No, I'd be happy with the money and stuff I've earned already. "I'd hopefully be playing golf every day and living in Dubai in a massive mansion. I'm not gonna be disappointed. 'You never know what is going on' - BBC presenter opens up on emotional moment with snooker star John Higgins "But I don't put any pressure on myself. I'm very happy with my career record in Triple Crowns. "I know how difficult they can be and on a couple occasions in the UK and the Worlds I could have been say here on three or more. "There's only fine margins I've lost, and to a lot of the greatest players of all time in those finals." One thing to monitor is that Trump has been battling injury. The Bristolian revealed that he'd had a neck problem that had been affecting him of late. 3 He said: "I've had two injuries, luckily, they, they're both kind of gone. "The neck injury was probably the worst really. 'I think a few players have had that kind of problem recently. It's very, very hard to play being a snooker player but I managed to get treatment just in time luckily. 'I've been practising every day, it was just a snooker player injury. I woke up one day and couldn't look to one side. "I've had it a couple times now. I think the awkward positions we get into, I think as you get older a lot of people struggle with it. "I hopefully should be all good now and just concentrate on the snooker." 3 SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND – APRIL 23: Judd Trump of England plays a shot against Zhou Yuelong of China during the first round match on day five of the Halo World Snooker Championship 2025 at Crucible Theatre on April 23, 2025 in Sheffield, England. (Photo by) Credit: Getty Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
