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6 days ago | theclick.news | Maya Mehrara

(LONDON, England) — A popular Mexican restaurant in Fulham, London has had to make some changes in order to survive rising food prices in the last five years. The cost of price of food and non-alcoholic beverages increased by 25% from January 2022 to 2024, according to the U.K.’s Office For National Statistics. For restaurants, this has caused food inflation, which has led institutions including Tacos MX Fulham to make changes to their produce acquisition and raise menu prices.

1 week ago | theclick.news | Jannelle Andes

(METUCHEN) – In the heart of Metuchen, NJ, where Thomas Mundy Peterson—America’s first Black voter—was born, another mission is in motion. Kyle Little, the owner of Isolation Fitness and a professor at Kean University, is planning to enter the political arena as a candidate for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District. This move merges his passions for health, education, and community service.

1 week ago | theclick.news | Sebastián Gómez

LONG ISLAND, N.Y. — Boos echoed throughout the Sondra and David S. Mack Student Center in Hofstra University last night at the end of a town hall meeting by Representative Laura Gillen, following a series of disturbances. Laura Gillen, the Democratic Representative of New York’s Fourth Congressional District, went to the University to answer questions from fellow constituents. This is her first term as the district’s representative, overturning the previous representative, Anthony D’Esposito.

2 weeks ago | theclick.news | Jannelle Andes

(METUCHEN) – As the threat of a 25% U.S. tariff on Mexican goods looms, tequila enthusiasts are heading to Mexican restaurants and liquor stores to get their hands on blue agave spirits before anticipated price hikes hit. Vianca Martinez, dining with her fiancé, Matthew Kim, at Meximodo in Metuchen, NJ—home to the Guinness World Record for the largest tequila selection—shared her concerns. “It’s not the government that has to pay for it. It’s the people in the country that have to pay for it.

3 weeks ago | theclick.news | Valeria Garcia

(Camarillo, Calif.) —  In a controversial move, President Donald Trump has issued an executive order to begin dismantling the Department of Education. While Congress will have the final say over the DOE’s fate, after four decades of serving American students, the administration’s actions have already raised concerns with educations and left questions unanswered.