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Trump Interviewed for 4.5 Hours in Protesters’ Lawsuit
Former President Donald J. Trump was deposed under oath for four and a half hours this week in connection with…
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Video: Jefferson Statue to Be Removed From N.Y.C. Council Chambers
Following a debate over Mr. Jefferson’s legacy as a slaveholder, city officials voted unanimously to take down a statue of…
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Why Taxi Drivers Are Planning a Hunger Strike
Why Taxi Drivers Are Planning a Hunger Strike Karen ZraickReporting from New York City Hall When the bubble burst, many…
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New York City Schools See Few Covid Cases, but Testing Questions Linger
When roughly one million public school students returned to classrooms in New York City last month amid the spread of…
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Rikers Death Pushes Toll in N.Y.C. Jails to 13 This Year
Mr. Mercado’s brother, Ray Rivera, 65, said that his family could not raise enough money for his bail and was…
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In Queens, Fiery Aguachile Lives in a Yellow Submarine
Serious is not the word that springs immediately to mind when you arrive at Mariscos El Submarino, a seafood restaurant…
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From Graffiti in the Shadows to Designing an Observation Deck in the Clouds
For much of the pandemic, Midtown Manhattan has struggled. Office buildings have lost their buzz, which has affected local restaurants…
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Inside the N.Y.C. Neighborhood With the Fastest Growing Asian Population
Yumpling, a Taiwanese eatery, opened its first brick-and-mortar restaurant in August 2020, when New York City was in an uneasy…
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They Resisted Getting Vaccinated. Here’s Why They Changed Their Minds.
Then he learned he was subject to a mandate: City Hall had decided that staff at some after-school programs should…
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Meet Me in My Office, in Men’s Underwear on 5
For 10 years beginning in 1945, the architect George Nelson served as the design director at Herman Miller, the iconic…
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Money for Kindergartners, Spendable on College
It’s Friday. We’ll look at college savings accounts that come with $100 for every kindergartner in public school in New…
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How Lili Taylor, Actress and Birder, Spends Her Sundays
Lili Taylor likes birds. She has even taken to toting around a five-pound pair of bins (Audubon Society slang for…
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Smutty Smiff Gets His Bass Back
“It’s kind of restored my belief in humanity and karma,” said Smutty, who called from the homeless shelter in Reykjavik…
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Enough With the Seltzer: The Booze-Free Cocktail Has Arrived
Douglas Watters opened Spirited Away, a dry store on the Lower East Side, last November. The summer before, he had…
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With Whiskers and Wit, the NY Cat and Dog Film Festivals Return
Two annual cinematic celebrations invariably attract impassioned ticket buyers, even though they lack car chases, explosions, alien invasions or Daniel…
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U.S. Charges Once-Rising Artist With Selling Raymond Pettibon Forgeries
In a message posted on Twitter two years ago, the artist Raymond Pettibon expressed his gratitude to two friends who…
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Mary Bloom, Photographer to the Dog Stars, Dies at 81
Mary Bloom, a champion of animals who as a staff photographer for the Westminster Kennel Club shot its annual dog…
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Roseland, N.J.: Small-Town Appeal With Reasonable Taxes
When they began house hunting in early 2020, Tatsiana Butsko and Yury Krychala, immigrants from Belarus, decided to concentrate on…
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One Pandemic, Two Governors
It’s Wednesday. We’ll look at how two governors are faring as the coronavirus crisis continues and pandemic fatigue rises. We’ll…
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A judge says New York must allow religious exemptions, for now, to its health care worker vaccine mandate.
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that New York State health officials must allow employers to grant religious exemptions to…
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