Joe Lombardi

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Joe Lombardi, Daily Voice's Managing Editor, has spent his professional career as a newsroom director, manager, editor, producer, writer, reporter and broadcaster who has worked at major websites, television networks, newspapers, magazines and radio stations and as a book author.

The Manhattan native, Irvington (NY) High School and University of Dayton graduate has been actively involved in web publishing for more than 25 years. In addition, he also has expertise in marketing, public relations and social media.

Lombardi rejoined Daily Voice in September 2013 as managing editor after serving as sports editorial consultant from August 2011 through January 2012. He was named to oversee editorial operations in the fall of 2017.

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National Interest
Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You
Potential Super El Niño Could Rank Among Strongest Ever: What It Means To You A powerful climate pattern may be gearing up to make itself felt in much of the world. AccuWeather reported Thursday, May 14, that El Niño is expected to develop around the start of summer and could reach rare Super El Niño status as early as October or November. NOAA's Climate Prediction Center said that El Niño is likely to emerge soon, with an 82 percent chance from May through July and a 96 percent chance of continuing through winter. NOAA also cautioned that peak strength remains uncertain. AccuWeather says a Super El Niño occurs when sea surface temperatures in part of the equatoria…

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National Interest
Latest NY Times/Siena Trump Poll Reveals Shift As Midterms Near Latest NY Times/Siena Trump Poll Reveals Shift As Midterms Near
Latest NY Times/Siena Trump Poll Reveals Shift As Midterms Near President Donald Trump’s latest poll numbers are in, and they bring a fresh warning sign for his second term. A New York Times/Siena national survey of registered voters released Monday, May 18, found Trump’s approval rating has fallen to 37 percent, according to the Siena Research Institute. The poll also found that 59 percent of voters disapprove of Trump’s job performance. The result marks a second-term low for Trump in New York Times/Siena polling, according to The New York Times. Voters gave Trump poor marks across several major issues. The Siena Research Institute said majorities di…

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National Interest
Mark Fuhrman Dies: Controversial Detective, Central Figure In O.J. Simpson 'Trial Of Century' Mark Fuhrman Dies: Controversial Detective, Central Figure In O.J. Simpson 'Trial Of Century'
Mark Fuhrman Dies: Controversial Detective, Central Figure In O.J. Simpson 'Trial Of Century' A former detective whose name became inseparable from one of America’s most-watched criminal trials has died. Mark Fuhrman died last week in Idaho at age 74, according to multiple reports. His death was first reported publicly on Monday, May 18. The Kootenai County Coroner’s Office confirmed Fuhrman’s death, according to NBC Los Angeles. TMZ, which first reported Fuhrman's death, said that he had been battling an aggressive form of throat cancer. NBC Los Angeles said details about the cause of death were not immediately available. Fuhrman was a former Los Angeles Police Department det…

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National Interest
3 Victims, 2 Teenage Suspects Dead In Mass Shooting At San Diego Mosque 3 Victims, 2 Teenage Suspects Dead In Mass Shooting At San Diego Mosque
3 Victims, 2 Teenage Suspects Dead In Mass Shooting At San Diego Mosque A midday attack at a place built for prayer and learning has left a community grieving and investigators searching for answers. Three adult men were killed in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday, May 18, authorities said. Both suspects, who police said were teenagers, were also dead from apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds, according to ABC News. One of the victims was a security guard. Police said the guard appeared to play a key role in preventing an even worse attack, ABC News reported. The center, located in the Clairemont area of the city, says it is the larges…

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National Interest
US Physician Tests Positive For Ebola As Global Health Emergency Grows In Central Africa US Physician Tests Positive For Ebola As Global Health Emergency Grows In Central Africa
US Physician Tests Positive For Ebola As Global Health Emergency Grows In Central Africa A fast-moving global health emergency now has a direct American connection. An American doctor working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has tested positive for Ebola. The doctor was identified by the medical missionary organization Serge as Dr. Peter Stafford, who had been treating patients at Nyankunde Hospital in Bunia, according to CBS News. The CDC said the American patient was being transported to Germany for treatment. Stafford tested positive for the Bundibugyo ebolavirus variant, a rare strain involved in the outbreak in Congo and Uganda. His wife, who is also a doctor with…

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National Interest
American Dies From Hantavirus In Case Not Linked To Cruise Ship Outbreak American Dies From Hantavirus In Case Not Linked To Cruise Ship Outbreak
American Dies From Hantavirus In Case Not Linked To Cruise Ship Outbreak A fatal health case in the US is drawing attention as officials work to separate it from an outbreak already under international watch. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Douglas County Health Department announced Saturday, May 16, that an adult Douglas County resident died after a confirmed case of hantavirus. CBS Colorado reported that state health officials said the case is not linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship outbreak. Douglas County officials said in a statement that preliminary evidence suggests the infection was acquired through local exposure to ro…

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National Interest
NY Judge Issues Key Evidence Ruling In Luigi Mangione Murder Trial NY Judge Issues Key Evidence Ruling In Luigi Mangione Murder Trial
NY Judge Issues Key Evidence Ruling In Luigi Mangione Murder Trial A major courtroom ruling has clarified what jurors may see in one of the country’s most closely watched murder cases. A New York state judge ruled Monday, May 18, that prosecutors can use several key items in Luigi Mangione’s upcoming state murder trial. Mangione is accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was fatally shot in Manhattan in December 2024. Mangione has pleaded not guilty in both state and federal cases. Judge Gregory Carro ruled that prosecutors may present the 9-millimeter ghost gun, silencer, red notebook, handwritten pages, and other materials found duri…

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National Interest
Allergy Season Intensifies As Pollen Spikes Across NY, Northeast Allergy Season Intensifies As Pollen Spikes Across NY, Northeast
Allergy Season Intensifies As Pollen Spikes Across NY, Northeast The spring sniffles are suddenly getting harder to ignore across the Northeast. Pollen levels are spiking across the Northeast, with tree pollen driving the worst of the season so far, as warmer, breezier weather has helped push counts higher. The Kleenex Pollen Pal forecast showed the Northeast in the high range, with oak listed as the top allergen and tree pollen far outpacing grass and weed pollen. The forecast also showed high pollen levels continuing into the workweek. The current forecast is available at kleenex.com/en-us/pollen-count. The surge is hitting as multiple spring tre…

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Metal Fragment Risk Prompts Ice Cream Recall Metal Fragment Risk Prompts Ice Cream Recall
Metal Fragment Risk Prompts Ice Cream Recall A freezer favorite is being pulled from shelves because of a possible hazard no one wants in a dessert. Straus Family Creamery announced the voluntary recall on Wednesday, May 14, and the US Food and Drug Administration posted the notice on Friday, May 15.  The FDA notice, including product labels and code information, is available here. The recall involves select production runs of Straus Family Creamery Organic Super Premium Ice Cream in pint and quart sizes. The products may contain foreign metal, according to the company's announcement posted by the FDA. The recalled lots were d…

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National Interest
Notorious Asteroid Has A Friday The 13th Close Encounter With Earth Notorious Asteroid Has A Friday The 13th Close Encounter With Earth
Notorious Asteroid Has A Friday The 13th Close Encounter With Earth A famously unlucky date is getting a cosmic twist. NASA says the asteroid Apophis will safely pass close to Earth on Friday, April 13, 2029, coming about 20,000 miles from the planet's surface. That is closer than many satellites in geosynchronous orbit, which circle Earth at an altitude of about 22,236 miles, according to NASA. The asteroid is large, but it is not expected to hit Earth. NASA says there is no risk of Apophis impacting the planet for at least 100 years. Apophis is about 1,100 feet across, roughly the size of three football fields, CBS News reported. NASA classifies it as a…

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