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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
ICE Arrests 206 Criminal Illegal Immigrants in NYC Area
ICE and federal agencies arrested 206 illegal immigrants in New York City and surrounding areas between April 6-12, many with serious criminal histories, after local authorities released them despite ICE detainers; the operation targeted dangerous criminal organizations.
ICE Arrests 206 Criminal Illegal Immigrants in NYC Area
ICE and federal agencies arrested 206 illegal immigrants in New York City and surrounding areas between April 6-12, many with serious criminal histories, after local authorities released them despite ICE detainers; the operation targeted dangerous criminal organizations.
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72% Bias Score
Helicopter Tour Company Shuts Down After Fatal Hudson River Crash
New York Helicopter Tours, whose helicopter crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday, killing six including three children, is shutting down operations; the FAA will review its safety record and the NTSB is investigating, hindered by the lack of flight data recorders.
Helicopter Tour Company Shuts Down After Fatal Hudson River Crash
New York Helicopter Tours, whose helicopter crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday, killing six including three children, is shutting down operations; the FAA will review its safety record and the NTSB is investigating, hindered by the lack of flight data recorders.
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44% Bias Score
Fatal Helicopter Crash Prompts FAA Investigation and Company Shutdown
A helicopter tour operated by New York Helicopter Tours crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday, killing six people—a Spanish family of five and the pilot—prompting the FAA to investigate the company's safety record and leading to the immediate shutdown of the tour company.
Fatal Helicopter Crash Prompts FAA Investigation and Company Shutdown
A helicopter tour operated by New York Helicopter Tours crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday, killing six people—a Spanish family of five and the pilot—prompting the FAA to investigate the company's safety record and leading to the immediate shutdown of the tour company.
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48% Bias Score
Six Dead in New York Helicopter Crash
A helicopter carrying a Spanish tourist family and a pilot crashed into the Hudson River in New York City, killing all six on board; an investigation into the cause is underway.
Six Dead in New York Helicopter Crash
A helicopter carrying a Spanish tourist family and a pilot crashed into the Hudson River in New York City, killing all six on board; an investigation into the cause is underway.
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36% 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
Federal Indictment in UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder
Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old from Maryland, was indicted on federal charges, including murder with a firearm, for the December 4th, 2024, killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan; Mangione faces the death penalty if convicted.
Federal Indictment in UnitedHealthcare CEO Murder
Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old from Maryland, was indicted on federal charges, including murder with a firearm, for the December 4th, 2024, killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan; Mangione faces the death penalty if convicted.
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48% Bias Score
Fatal Helicopter Crash Underscores Safety Concerns for NYC Tours
A New York Helicopter sightseeing tour crashed on Thursday, killing five: a family of five Spanish tourists and the pilot; the company faces NTSB investigation and multiple lawsuits.
Fatal Helicopter Crash Underscores Safety Concerns for NYC Tours
A New York Helicopter sightseeing tour crashed on Thursday, killing five: a family of five Spanish tourists and the pilot; the company faces NTSB investigation and multiple lawsuits.
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48% Bias Score
NYC Helicopter Crash Prompts Call for Stricter Regulations
A sightseeing helicopter crashed in the Hudson River on Thursday, killing five Spanish tourists and the pilot; Senator Schumer is demanding the revocation of the tour company's permits and increased safety inspections for all NYC helicopter tour companies due to a history of 20 deaths in 5 similar a...
NYC Helicopter Crash Prompts Call for Stricter Regulations
A sightseeing helicopter crashed in the Hudson River on Thursday, killing five Spanish tourists and the pilot; Senator Schumer is demanding the revocation of the tour company's permits and increased safety inspections for all NYC helicopter tour companies due to a history of 20 deaths in 5 similar a...
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48% Bias Score
NYC Food Truck Crisis: Immigration Crackdown and City Regulations Combine to Reduce Street Food Availability
New York City's food truck industry is facing a crisis due to a combined effect of stricter immigration enforcement under the Trump administration and increased city regulations on street vending, causing a significant decrease in the number of operating food trucks and impacting the affordability o...
NYC Food Truck Crisis: Immigration Crackdown and City Regulations Combine to Reduce Street Food Availability
New York City's food truck industry is facing a crisis due to a combined effect of stricter immigration enforcement under the Trump administration and increased city regulations on street vending, causing a significant decrease in the number of operating food trucks and impacting the affordability o...
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60% Bias Score
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
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