Joseph Goldstein

1 month ago | sfexaminer.com | Joseph Goldstein |Shayla Lee Colon |Nate Schweber

NEW YORK -- A Mexican navy sailing ship on a goodwill tour drifted directly into the underside of the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday night, smashing its masts and rigging and killing two people. There were 277 people on board the ship, the Cuauhtémoc, at the time of the crash, and everyone is believed to be accounted for, a New York Fire Department official said. At least 19 people were injured and taken to hospitals, authorities said.

1 month ago | wral.com | Joseph Goldstein |Shayla Lee Colon

NEW YORK — A Mexican navy training sailboat with nearly 300 people on board struck the underside of the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday night, the New York Police Department said. There were 277 people on board, a Fire Department official said. Among those injured, three were deemed to be in critical condition and another 17 were serious. Everyone on board the ship is believed to be accounted for, the official said.

1 month ago | sacbee.com | Joseph Goldstein |Shayla Lee Colon |Nate Schweber

A Mexican navy sailing ship on a goodwill tour drifted directly into the underside of the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday night, smashing its masts and rigging and killing two crew members. There were 277 people on board the ship, the Cuauhtémoc, at the time of the crash, and everyone is believed to be accounted for, a New York Fire Department official said. New York Mayor Eric Adams said in a social media post after midnight that two people had died, and that the ship had lost power before the crash.

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Joseph Goldstein

NYU Langone Health aired a commercial showcasing its doctors during the Super Bowl. A North Carolina congressman wondered if it was a waste of money. The 30-second television advertisement showed star doctors from a top-notch Manhattan hospital clumsily playing football. From the sidelines, a former standout player for the Giants suggested they should stick to medicine. The ad promoting NYU Langone Health probably did not rank among this year's most memorable Super Bowl commercials.

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Joseph Goldstein

Timmy Reen bien podría ser un caso médico único: un hombre con un trastorno grave que trabajaba en un entorno impredecible y de alto riesgo, totalmente inadecuado para sus compulsiones. Timmy Reen en un estacionamiento de Rockaways, a medio camino entre su casa y la que solía ser su estación de bomberos. Credit... Jeenah Moon para The New York Times "No te metas en lo que no te importa", decía. Pero a veces las burlas lo afectaban y se quitaba la mascarilla.