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Mexican Navy Ship Strikes Brooklyn Bridge, Causing Damage and Injuries
The Mexican navy training ship Cuauhtemoc struck the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City on Saturday during a promotional tour, partially collapsing its masts; authorities are investigating injuries, and the ship's voyage is halted.
Mexican Navy Ship Strikes Brooklyn Bridge, Causing Damage and Injuries
The Mexican navy training ship Cuauhtemoc struck the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City on Saturday during a promotional tour, partially collapsing its masts; authorities are investigating injuries, and the ship's voyage is halted.
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24% Bias Score
Federal Judge Seizes Control of Rikers Island Amidst Unconstitutional Conditions
A federal judge in New York has seized control of Rikers Island jail complex due to persistent unconstitutional conditions and the city's failure to implement court-mandated reforms, appointing an independent officer to manage the system and enforce compliance.
Federal Judge Seizes Control of Rikers Island Amidst Unconstitutional Conditions
A federal judge in New York has seized control of Rikers Island jail complex due to persistent unconstitutional conditions and the city's failure to implement court-mandated reforms, appointing an independent officer to manage the system and enforce compliance.
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52% Bias Score
Hudson River Helicopter Crash Kills Six
On April 10, a Bell 206L-4 helicopter carrying six people, including three children, crashed into the Hudson River near the Holland Tunnel after a midair breakup, following reported loud bangs, killing all onboard; the NTSB is investigating.
Hudson River Helicopter Crash Kills Six
On April 10, a Bell 206L-4 helicopter carrying six people, including three children, crashed into the Hudson River near the Holland Tunnel after a midair breakup, following reported loud bangs, killing all onboard; the NTSB is investigating.
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36% Bias Score
Chrysler Building: An Art Deco Icon
The Chrysler Building, completed in May 1930, briefly held the title of world's tallest building, showcasing Art Deco design with innovative materials and ornamentation, reflecting the era's architectural experimentation and competition, ultimately becoming a lasting icon of New York City.
Chrysler Building: An Art Deco Icon
The Chrysler Building, completed in May 1930, briefly held the title of world's tallest building, showcasing Art Deco design with innovative materials and ornamentation, reflecting the era's architectural experimentation and competition, ultimately becoming a lasting icon of New York City.
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44% Bias Score
Judge Halts Plan to Allow ICE Agents Back into Rikers Island
A New York judge temporarily blocked a plan by Mayor Eric Adams to allow federal immigration agents back into the Rikers Island jail complex following a lawsuit by the New York City Council alleging a "corrupt quid pro quo" with the Trump administration, halting any agreements until an April 25th he...
Judge Halts Plan to Allow ICE Agents Back into Rikers Island
A New York judge temporarily blocked a plan by Mayor Eric Adams to allow federal immigration agents back into the Rikers Island jail complex following a lawsuit by the New York City Council alleging a "corrupt quid pro quo" with the Trump administration, halting any agreements until an April 25th he...
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48% Bias Score
NYC Food Vendors Face Double Crackdown Amid Immigration, City Regulations
New York City's food truck industry, largely composed of undocumented immigrants, faces a double crackdown: federal immigration enforcement and stricter city regulations, leading to financial hardship and reduced street food access for residents.
NYC Food Vendors Face Double Crackdown Amid Immigration, City Regulations
New York City's food truck industry, largely composed of undocumented immigrants, faces a double crackdown: federal immigration enforcement and stricter city regulations, leading to financial hardship and reduced street food access for residents.
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52% Bias Score
NJ Transit Faces Potential Strike Amidst Engineer Wage Dispute
Facing a potential strike Friday, NJ Transit, the nation's third-largest transit system, warned 350,000 commuters of severe disruptions as engineers seek a significant pay raise, averaging $170,000 annually, while the agency cites $135,000.
NJ Transit Faces Potential Strike Amidst Engineer Wage Dispute
Facing a potential strike Friday, NJ Transit, the nation's third-largest transit system, warned 350,000 commuters of severe disruptions as engineers seek a significant pay raise, averaging $170,000 annually, while the agency cites $135,000.
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48% Bias Score
16-Year-Old Killed in Bronx Schoolyard Shooting
A 16-year-old bystander, Evette Jeffrey, was fatally shot by a 14-year-old on Monday at approximately 5:05 p.m. near Bronx Latin School in New York City after a fight broke out among teenagers; the shooter was taken into custody.
16-Year-Old Killed in Bronx Schoolyard Shooting
A 16-year-old bystander, Evette Jeffrey, was fatally shot by a 14-year-old on Monday at approximately 5:05 p.m. near Bronx Latin School in New York City after a fight broke out among teenagers; the shooter was taken into custody.
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32% Bias Score
NYC Sues Trump Administration to Save Congestion Pricing Program
New York City and the MTA are suing the Trump administration to prevent it from eliminating the city's congestion pricing program, which has already reduced traffic and raised funds for mass transit, after President Trump declared it "dead" on social media; the administration threatens to withhold b...
NYC Sues Trump Administration to Save Congestion Pricing Program
New York City and the MTA are suing the Trump administration to prevent it from eliminating the city's congestion pricing program, which has already reduced traffic and raised funds for mass transit, after President Trump declared it "dead" on social media; the administration threatens to withhold b...
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48% Bias Score
Petition Seeks to Legalize New York City's Beloved Bodega Cats
A petition in New York City seeks to legalize bodega cats, which are common in the city's convenience stores but technically illegal due to health regulations, highlighting the cultural significance of these animals and the economic benefits they provide for bodega owners.
Petition Seeks to Legalize New York City's Beloved Bodega Cats
A petition in New York City seeks to legalize bodega cats, which are common in the city's convenience stores but technically illegal due to health regulations, highlighting the cultural significance of these animals and the economic benefits they provide for bodega owners.
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48% Bias Score
Judge Halts Plan to Allow ICE Agents at Rikers Island
A New York judge temporarily blocked Mayor Eric Adams' plan to allow federal immigration agents back into the Rikers Island jail complex, halting negotiations until an April 25th hearing on a lawsuit alleging a corrupt deal with the Trump administration; Adams denies this.
Judge Halts Plan to Allow ICE Agents at Rikers Island
A New York judge temporarily blocked Mayor Eric Adams' plan to allow federal immigration agents back into the Rikers Island jail complex, halting negotiations until an April 25th hearing on a lawsuit alleging a corrupt deal with the Trump administration; Adams denies this.
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44% Bias Score
New York's Terraza 7 Faces Closure Amidst Rent Hike, Sparking Community Campaign
Freddy Castiblanco's Terraza 7, a New York bar showcasing Latin American and Hispanic culture since 2002, faces eviction due to a rent increase from $7,500 to $12,000, prompting a community fundraising campaign to relocate the venue.
New York's Terraza 7 Faces Closure Amidst Rent Hike, Sparking Community Campaign
Freddy Castiblanco's Terraza 7, a New York bar showcasing Latin American and Hispanic culture since 2002, faces eviction due to a rent increase from $7,500 to $12,000, prompting a community fundraising campaign to relocate the venue.
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44% Bias Score
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