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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
NYC Chinatown Temples Vandalized in Hate Crime Spree
Taihong Ouyang is charged with hate crimes and burglary for damaging six Chinatown locations, including four temples, by smashing windows, destroying security cameras, and damaging Buddhist statues, causing fear and community support.
NYC Chinatown Temples Vandalized in Hate Crime Spree
Taihong Ouyang is charged with hate crimes and burglary for damaging six Chinatown locations, including four temples, by smashing windows, destroying security cameras, and damaging Buddhist statues, causing fear and community support.
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40% Bias Score
Federal Subpoena Targets NYC Hotel Housing Undocumented Immigrants
Federal prosecutors issued a criminal subpoena to a Manhattan hotel housing undocumented immigrants through a NYC program, demanding identifying information and details on program funding, escalating the Trump administration's crackdown on immigrants and following recent protests.
Federal Subpoena Targets NYC Hotel Housing Undocumented Immigrants
Federal prosecutors issued a criminal subpoena to a Manhattan hotel housing undocumented immigrants through a NYC program, demanding identifying information and details on program funding, escalating the Trump administration's crackdown on immigrants and following recent protests.
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52% Bias Score
West Village Wine Bar Highlights North American Wines Amidst Market Decline
Cora, a West Village wine bar opened in New York City, features a predominantly North American wine list emphasizing sustainability and underrepresented winemakers, contrasting the city's usual European preference; this approach, combined with a unique culinary experience, is proving successful desp...
West Village Wine Bar Highlights North American Wines Amidst Market Decline
Cora, a West Village wine bar opened in New York City, features a predominantly North American wine list emphasizing sustainability and underrepresented winemakers, contrasting the city's usual European preference; this approach, combined with a unique culinary experience, is proving successful desp...
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36% 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
New York Court Blocks Non-Citizen Voting in NYC
New York's highest court unanimously rejected New York City's law granting non-citizen voting rights in municipal elections, citing the state constitution's restriction to citizens; the law, which would've impacted an estimated 800,000 non-citizens, was never implemented.
New York Court Blocks Non-Citizen Voting in NYC
New York's highest court unanimously rejected New York City's law granting non-citizen voting rights in municipal elections, citing the state constitution's restriction to citizens; the law, which would've impacted an estimated 800,000 non-citizens, was never implemented.
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40% Bias Score
NYC Actress Jeanine Serralles Shares Her City Loves and "We Had a World" Insights
Actress Jeanine Serralles, a Patchogue native, shares her New York City favorites, including Williamsburg, Turco Mediterranean Grill, and Blue Ribbon, while reflecting on the emotional depth of her role in "We Had a World" at Manhattan Theater Club.
NYC Actress Jeanine Serralles Shares Her City Loves and "We Had a World" Insights
Actress Jeanine Serralles, a Patchogue native, shares her New York City favorites, including Williamsburg, Turco Mediterranean Grill, and Blue Ribbon, while reflecting on the emotional depth of her role in "We Had a World" at Manhattan Theater Club.
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36% Bias Score
MTA's AI-Powered Track Inspection Pilot Shows Promise
The MTA's TrackInspect pilot program, a collaboration with Google, used AI-powered smartphones to analyze subway data and predict track defects, resulting in an 80% success rate in identifying issues during a four-month trial on the A line, potentially reducing the 150,000+ service delays experience...
MTA's AI-Powered Track Inspection Pilot Shows Promise
The MTA's TrackInspect pilot program, a collaboration with Google, used AI-powered smartphones to analyze subway data and predict track defects, resulting in an 80% success rate in identifying issues during a four-month trial on the A line, potentially reducing the 150,000+ service delays experience...
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44% Bias Score
NYC Fails to Recover \$80M in FEMA Funds for Migrant Services
A federal judge blocked New York City's attempt to recover \$80 million in FEMA funds for migrant services, citing a lack of proof of irreparable harm; the funds were revoked due to concerns about their use and the involvement of a hotel allegedly linked to criminal activity.
NYC Fails to Recover \$80M in FEMA Funds for Migrant Services
A federal judge blocked New York City's attempt to recover \$80 million in FEMA funds for migrant services, citing a lack of proof of irreparable harm; the funds were revoked due to concerns about their use and the involvement of a hotel allegedly linked to criminal activity.
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60% Bias Score
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