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Federal Agents Return to Rikers Island for Criminal Investigations Amidst Controversy
New York City Mayor Eric Adams' administration issued an executive order allowing federal immigration officials to operate at Rikers Island for criminal investigations, despite the city's sanctuary law, prompting accusations of a quid pro quo after corruption charges against the mayor were dropped.
Federal Agents Return to Rikers Island for Criminal Investigations Amidst Controversy
New York City Mayor Eric Adams' administration issued an executive order allowing federal immigration officials to operate at Rikers Island for criminal investigations, despite the city's sanctuary law, prompting accusations of a quid pro quo after corruption charges against the mayor were dropped.
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52% Bias Score
ICE Returns to Rikers Island to Combat Violent Transnational Gangs
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has allowed ICE to return to Rikers Island to share intelligence on violent transnational gangs, following pressure from the Trump administration and a meeting with border czar Tom Homan; this decision permits intelligence sharing but not civil immigration enforcement,...
ICE Returns to Rikers Island to Combat Violent Transnational Gangs
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has allowed ICE to return to Rikers Island to share intelligence on violent transnational gangs, following pressure from the Trump administration and a meeting with border czar Tom Homan; this decision permits intelligence sharing but not civil immigration enforcement,...
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52% Bias Score
Judge Dismisses Corruption Charges Against NYC Mayor Adams, Rejecting DOJ Request
A judge dismissed corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, rejecting the Justice Department's attempt to drop the case without prejudice, citing concerns about the appearance of a quid pro quo between the mayor and the Trump administration related to immigration policy.
Judge Dismisses Corruption Charges Against NYC Mayor Adams, Rejecting DOJ Request
A judge dismissed corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, rejecting the Justice Department's attempt to drop the case without prejudice, citing concerns about the appearance of a quid pro quo between the mayor and the Trump administration related to immigration policy.
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52% Bias Score
Rapper Sheff G Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder, Funding Gang Violence
New York City rapper Sheff G pleaded guilty to attempted murder and conspiracy charges, receiving a five-year prison sentence for using his music earnings to fund gang violence in Brooklyn; over 30 gang members are also indicted.
Rapper Sheff G Pleads Guilty to Attempted Murder, Funding Gang Violence
New York City rapper Sheff G pleaded guilty to attempted murder and conspiracy charges, receiving a five-year prison sentence for using his music earnings to fund gang violence in Brooklyn; over 30 gang members are also indicted.
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64% Bias Score
Frick Collection Reopens After $300 Million Renovation
The Frick Collection in New York City reopened after a four-year, $300 million renovation, opening previously private rooms to the public, adding a new recital hall and restaurant, and improving visitor amenities.
Frick Collection Reopens After $300 Million Renovation
The Frick Collection in New York City reopened after a four-year, $300 million renovation, opening previously private rooms to the public, adding a new recital hall and restaurant, and improving visitor amenities.
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32% Bias Score
Rising Salinity Threatens New York City's Croton Water System
Decades of road salt usage near New York City's Croton water system, supplying 10% of the city's water, has tripled chloride concentrations since 1987, threatening its viability by 2100 unless road salt use is reduced.
Rising Salinity Threatens New York City's Croton Water System
Decades of road salt usage near New York City's Croton water system, supplying 10% of the city's water, has tripled chloride concentrations since 1987, threatening its viability by 2100 unless road salt use is reduced.
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40% Bias Score
NYC Grand Central Shutdown Amid Anti-Israel Protests
Anti-Israel protests shut down New York City's Grand Central Station on Monday, resulting in six arrests and four summonses issued by the NYPD; protests also occurred at the Egyptian Consulate and UN building, with some protesters affiliated with groups designated as terrorist organizations by the U...
NYC Grand Central Shutdown Amid Anti-Israel Protests
Anti-Israel protests shut down New York City's Grand Central Station on Monday, resulting in six arrests and four summonses issued by the NYPD; protests also occurred at the Egyptian Consulate and UN building, with some protesters affiliated with groups designated as terrorist organizations by the U...
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60% Bias Score
Broadway's Post-Pandemic Resurgence: Record Attendance and New Productions
Broadway is experiencing a significant post-pandemic rebound, with a record 21.3% of its audience consisting of international visitors and an overall 17% increase in attendance; the upcoming 2024-2025 season boasts at least 19 new productions.
Broadway's Post-Pandemic Resurgence: Record Attendance and New Productions
Broadway is experiencing a significant post-pandemic rebound, with a record 21.3% of its audience consisting of international visitors and an overall 17% increase in attendance; the upcoming 2024-2025 season boasts at least 19 new productions.
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28% Bias Score
Fifth Death at Rikers Island in 2024 Fuels Calls for Closure
Dashawn Jenkins, 27, died at Rikers Island on Monday, the fifth death there this year, prompting renewed calls for the jail's closure due to high costs and mental health issues among detainees.
Fifth Death at Rikers Island in 2024 Fuels Calls for Closure
Dashawn Jenkins, 27, died at Rikers Island on Monday, the fifth death there this year, prompting renewed calls for the jail's closure due to high costs and mental health issues among detainees.
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56% Bias Score
Staged Construction Accidents Cost NYC Businesses Millions
A widespread fraud scheme in New York City involves staged construction accidents, costing businesses millions; surveillance footage, lawsuits, and multiple plaintiffs sharing addresses provide evidence; lawsuits target law firms, doctors, and contractors.
Staged Construction Accidents Cost NYC Businesses Millions
A widespread fraud scheme in New York City involves staged construction accidents, costing businesses millions; surveillance footage, lawsuits, and multiple plaintiffs sharing addresses provide evidence; lawsuits target law firms, doctors, and contractors.
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52% Bias Score
Sarah Jessica Parker at 60: Reflecting on "Sex and the City"'s Enduring Legacy
Sarah Jessica Parker, celebrating her 60th birthday, reflects on her iconic "Sex and the City" role, revealing initial hesitations and its subsequent impact on her life and the cultural landscape of New York City, prompting a continuous influx of fans to her residence.
Sarah Jessica Parker at 60: Reflecting on "Sex and the City"'s Enduring Legacy
Sarah Jessica Parker, celebrating her 60th birthday, reflects on her iconic "Sex and the City" role, revealing initial hesitations and its subsequent impact on her life and the cultural landscape of New York City, prompting a continuous influx of fans to her residence.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration Delays Deadline on New York City Congestion Toll
The Trump administration delayed its deadline for New York to end its new congestion toll, despite the state's lawsuit and continued operation of the program which is intended to reduce traffic and raise revenue for the city's transit system.
Trump Administration Delays Deadline on New York City Congestion Toll
The Trump administration delayed its deadline for New York to end its new congestion toll, despite the state's lawsuit and continued operation of the program which is intended to reduce traffic and raise revenue for the city's transit system.
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56% Bias Score
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