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NYPD Officer's Wife Gives Birth After Husband's Murder
On July 28, 2024, New York City Police Detective Didarul Islam was killed in a shooting at a midtown Manhattan high-rise; on October 1, 2024, his wife gave birth to their third son, Arham.
NYPD Officer's Wife Gives Birth After Husband's Murder
On July 28, 2024, New York City Police Detective Didarul Islam was killed in a shooting at a midtown Manhattan high-rise; on October 1, 2024, his wife gave birth to their third son, Arham.
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32% Bias Score
NYC Rally Demands Release of ICE-Detained Public School Student
A 20-year-old Guinea immigrant and NYC public school student, Mouctar, is detained by ICE in Pennsylvania, prompting a city-wide rally and highlighting the ongoing impact of immigration policies on immigrant students despite sanctuary city status.
NYC Rally Demands Release of ICE-Detained Public School Student
A 20-year-old Guinea immigrant and NYC public school student, Mouctar, is detained by ICE in Pennsylvania, prompting a city-wide rally and highlighting the ongoing impact of immigration policies on immigrant students despite sanctuary city status.
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40% Bias Score
The Gods of New York": 1989 Mayoral Race Echoes Current NYC Politics
Jonathan Mahler's "The Gods of New York" examines NYC's 1986-1990 period, focusing on the mayoral race between Ed Koch, Rudy Giuliani, and David Dinkins, highlighting parallels with the current political climate, while exploring themes of racial tension, crime, and economic disparity.
The Gods of New York": 1989 Mayoral Race Echoes Current NYC Politics
Jonathan Mahler's "The Gods of New York" examines NYC's 1986-1990 period, focusing on the mayoral race between Ed Koch, Rudy Giuliani, and David Dinkins, highlighting parallels with the current political climate, while exploring themes of racial tension, crime, and economic disparity.
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56% Bias Score
Chicago and New York City Face Budgetary Crises
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson warns of a financial crisis due to underfunded city services, while New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's expansive social programs raise budget concerns; both situations highlight the tension between social spending and fiscal sustainability.
Chicago and New York City Face Budgetary Crises
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson warns of a financial crisis due to underfunded city services, while New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's expansive social programs raise budget concerns; both situations highlight the tension between social spending and fiscal sustainability.
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60% Bias Score
NYC Opens First Transgender Homeless Shelter, Sparking Debate
New York City opened Ace's Place, a $63 million, 150-bed homeless shelter exclusively for transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals, funded through 2030, sparking debate over resource allocation and the efficacy of identity-specific programs.
NYC Opens First Transgender Homeless Shelter, Sparking Debate
New York City opened Ace's Place, a $63 million, 150-bed homeless shelter exclusively for transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals, funded through 2030, sparking debate over resource allocation and the efficacy of identity-specific programs.
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60% Bias Score
Harlem Legionnaires' Outbreak: Three Dead, 67 Sickened
As of August 1, 2024, a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in five Harlem ZIP codes has resulted in three deaths and 67 confirmed cases, prompting city health officials to urge residents to monitor for symptoms and seek medical attention; investigations are ongoing.
Harlem Legionnaires' Outbreak: Three Dead, 67 Sickened
As of August 1, 2024, a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in five Harlem ZIP codes has resulted in three deaths and 67 confirmed cases, prompting city health officials to urge residents to monitor for symptoms and seek medical attention; investigations are ongoing.
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24% Bias Score
Suspicious Powder Triggers Evacuation at Lower Manhattan Federal Building
On Thursday afternoon, the discovery of an unknown white powder in five letters at 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan triggered a building evacuation involving the FDNY, hazmat units, and the FBI; at least two people were exposed.
Suspicious Powder Triggers Evacuation at Lower Manhattan Federal Building
On Thursday afternoon, the discovery of an unknown white powder in five letters at 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan triggered a building evacuation involving the FDNY, hazmat units, and the FBI; at least two people were exposed.
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52% Bias Score
Judge Blocks ICE from Using NYC Facility Due to Inhumane Conditions
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the Trump administration, limiting the number of detainees and mandating improved conditions, including providing sleeping mats and hygiene products, at a Manhattan ICE facility following a lawsuit alleging inhumane conditions and denial o...
Judge Blocks ICE from Using NYC Facility Due to Inhumane Conditions
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the Trump administration, limiting the number of detainees and mandating improved conditions, including providing sleeping mats and hygiene products, at a Manhattan ICE facility following a lawsuit alleging inhumane conditions and denial o...
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48% Bias Score
Times Square Shooting Leaves Three Injured, 17-Year-Old Arrested
Three people were injured in a shooting in New York City's Times Square early Saturday; a 17-year-old suspect is in custody; the incident followed a dispute outside a restaurant.
Times Square Shooting Leaves Three Injured, 17-Year-Old Arrested
Three people were injured in a shooting in New York City's Times Square early Saturday; a 17-year-old suspect is in custody; the incident followed a dispute outside a restaurant.
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48% Bias Score
NYC Opens First City-Funded Shelter for Transgender Homeless Individuals
New York City opened Ace's Place, a 150-bed shelter in Queens for transgender and gender-nonconforming homeless people, a collaboration between the NYC Department of Social Services and Destination Tomorrow offering transitional housing and support services to address the disproportionate homelessne...
NYC Opens First City-Funded Shelter for Transgender Homeless Individuals
New York City opened Ace's Place, a 150-bed shelter in Queens for transgender and gender-nonconforming homeless people, a collaboration between the NYC Department of Social Services and Destination Tomorrow offering transitional housing and support services to address the disproportionate homelessne...
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36% Bias Score
NYC Terrorism Funding Cut by $64 Million After Manhattan Attacks
The Trump administration slashed New York City's terrorism prevention funding by $64 million (41% year-over-year), following two deadly attacks in Manhattan, prompting concerns about the city's security preparedness.
NYC Terrorism Funding Cut by $64 Million After Manhattan Attacks
The Trump administration slashed New York City's terrorism prevention funding by $64 million (41% year-over-year), following two deadly attacks in Manhattan, prompting concerns about the city's security preparedness.
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40% Bias Score
Harlem Legionnaires' Outbreak: Two Dead, 58 Cases Confirmed
A Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Harlem, NYC, has resulted in two deaths and at least 58 confirmed cases, prompting urgent calls for residents with flu-like symptoms to seek immediate medical care. The NYC Health Department is actively investigating the source.
Harlem Legionnaires' Outbreak: Two Dead, 58 Cases Confirmed
A Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Harlem, NYC, has resulted in two deaths and at least 58 confirmed cases, prompting urgent calls for residents with flu-like symptoms to seek immediate medical care. The NYC Health Department is actively investigating the source.
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16% Bias Score
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