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A Night Different From Others as Campus Protests Break for Seder
Pro-Palestinian protesters, many of whom are Jewish, prepared Seder dinners at college protest encampments, even as...
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New York City Set to Pay a Record $28 Million to Settle Rikers Island Suit
Eight correction officers and a captain stood by for seven minutes and 51 seconds as Nicholas...
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Here’s the latest on the earthquake.
A magnitude-4.8 earthquake rumbled through the northeastern United States at 10:23 a.m. on Friday, according to...
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The Dinner Party That Started the Harlem Renaissance
An interracial soirée that included intellectual and artistic luminaries set in motion one of the most...
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For Irish L.G.B.T.Q. New Yorkers, It’s Been a Long Way to Staten Island
Activists like Brendan Fay have campaigned for decades to make St. Patrick’s Day festivities open to...
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Opinion | New York Is Wilder Than You Think
The city is a flourishing ecosystem of untamed creatures.
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National Guard and State Police Will Patrol the Subways and Check Bags
Gov. Kathy Hochul, amid a series of violent crimes on the subway, said she would deploy...
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Flaco’s Crash Might Have Been More Than Bad Luck. Here’s What We Know.
Buildings are a huge danger for birds. They also face other risks, including poisoning that can...
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What to Know About This Crazily Crowded Broadway Spring Season
Why are 18 shows opening in March and April, and which one is for you? Our...
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Poverty Has Soared in New York, With Children Bearing the Brunt
The share of New York City residents who could not afford basic essentials jumped dramatically in...
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Rubin Museum, Haven for Asian Art, to Close After 20 Years
It is the first major art museum in New York to close within recent memory. The...
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Opinion | My Patients Used to Be Gung-Ho About the Covid Vaccine. What Changed?
A newer, more vague vaccine hesitancy is emerging. A New York doctor has some advice for...
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Migrant Crisis Enters a Precarious New Phase as Some Sleep in the Snow
As the migrant crisis entered a precarious new phase in New York City, some families hoped...
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As Literacy Lags, Hochul Proposes Changing How Schools Teach Reading
New York State ranks 32nd in reading proficiency. The governor is proposing changes to literacy education...
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A Minor Earthquake Hit New York City. How Often Does That Happen?
New York City experiences numerous small earthquakes every year, experts say. Usually, people don’t feel them.