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Seven Charged in Torture Murder of Transgender Man
Seven people were charged with first-degree murder and other felonies in the death of Sam Nordquist, a 24-year-old Black transgender man, who was allegedly tortured for over a month in a New York hotel before his body was found in a farmer's field on February 13th. The alleged torture included beati...
Seven Charged in Torture Murder of Transgender Man
Seven people were charged with first-degree murder and other felonies in the death of Sam Nordquist, a 24-year-old Black transgender man, who was allegedly tortured for over a month in a New York hotel before his body was found in a farmer's field on February 13th. The alleged torture included beati...
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48% Bias Score
New York Fires 2,000 Prison Guards After Wildcat Strike
Over 2,000 New York prison guards were fired for participating in a 22-day wildcat strike that began February 17, crippling the state's correctional system; a new deal was reached, but the state fell short of the 85% staff return goal; a death at Mid-State Correctional Facility is under investigatio...
New York Fires 2,000 Prison Guards After Wildcat Strike
Over 2,000 New York prison guards were fired for participating in a 22-day wildcat strike that began February 17, crippling the state's correctional system; a new deal was reached, but the state fell short of the 85% staff return goal; a death at Mid-State Correctional Facility is under investigatio...
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40% Bias Score
Long Island Wildfires Prompt State of Emergency
Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency on Long Island due to multiple wildfires, the largest being 80% contained in Westhampton as of Saturday evening; one firefighter was injured, two commercial buildings damaged, and air quality is compromised due to smoke and ash.
Long Island Wildfires Prompt State of Emergency
Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency on Long Island due to multiple wildfires, the largest being 80% contained in Westhampton as of Saturday evening; one firefighter was injured, two commercial buildings damaged, and air quality is compromised due to smoke and ash.
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44% Bias Score
Lorca's New York: A Crucible of Art and Anguish
Federico García Lorca's 1929-1930 stay in New York City, marked by both cultural immersion and personal struggles, profoundly impacted his creative work, leading to poems reflecting the city's social injustices and his own emotional turmoil.
Lorca's New York: A Crucible of Art and Anguish
Federico García Lorca's 1929-1930 stay in New York City, marked by both cultural immersion and personal struggles, profoundly impacted his creative work, leading to poems reflecting the city's social injustices and his own emotional turmoil.
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40% Bias Score
DoorDash to Pay $16.75M to Settle New York Tip Misuse Case
DoorDash will pay $16.75 million to settle a New York attorney general investigation into its use of customer tips to subsidize worker pay between May 2017 and September 2019, affecting 63,000 workers and over 11 million orders; the company misled customers and workers about tip distribution.
DoorDash to Pay $16.75M to Settle New York Tip Misuse Case
DoorDash will pay $16.75 million to settle a New York attorney general investigation into its use of customer tips to subsidize worker pay between May 2017 and September 2019, affecting 63,000 workers and over 11 million orders; the company misled customers and workers about tip distribution.
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48% Bias Score
Inmate Dies Amidst New York Prison Officer Strike
Jonathon Grant, a 61-year-old inmate serving a sentence for rape and burglary, died Saturday at Auburn Correctional Facility in New York during an ongoing corrections officer strike; a medical examiner will determine the cause of death, while the Legal Aid Society cites the strike's impact on medica...
Inmate Dies Amidst New York Prison Officer Strike
Jonathon Grant, a 61-year-old inmate serving a sentence for rape and burglary, died Saturday at Auburn Correctional Facility in New York during an ongoing corrections officer strike; a medical examiner will determine the cause of death, while the Legal Aid Society cites the strike's impact on medica...
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40% Bias Score
2,000+ New York Prison Guards Fired After Illegal Strike
Over 2,000 New York prison guards were fired on Monday for participating in a weeks-long illegal strike that began February 17th, but enough returned to end the strike. A new agreement was reached, but the 85% return-to-work requirement was not met.
2,000+ New York Prison Guards Fired After Illegal Strike
Over 2,000 New York prison guards were fired on Monday for participating in a weeks-long illegal strike that began February 17th, but enough returned to end the strike. A new agreement was reached, but the 85% return-to-work requirement was not met.
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40% Bias Score
Talese's "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" and the Legacy of New Journalism
Gay Talese's new collection, "A Town Without Time," features his celebrated 1966 article, "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold," which revolutionized journalism with its intimate first-person narrative and unprecedented access, influencing writers like Tom Wolfe and shaping contemporary styles.
Talese's "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" and the Legacy of New Journalism
Gay Talese's new collection, "A Town Without Time," features his celebrated 1966 article, "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold," which revolutionized journalism with its intimate first-person narrative and unprecedented access, influencing writers like Tom Wolfe and shaping contemporary styles.
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56% Bias Score
Leicester's Sharmilee: A 26-Year Culinary Success Story
Sharmilee, a Leicester Indian restaurant established in 1973, continues to thrive, offering affordable vegetarian food and showcasing the enduring appeal of community-focused dining against the backdrop of food inflation and changing culinary trends.
Leicester's Sharmilee: A 26-Year Culinary Success Story
Sharmilee, a Leicester Indian restaurant established in 1973, continues to thrive, offering affordable vegetarian food and showcasing the enduring appeal of community-focused dining against the backdrop of food inflation and changing culinary trends.
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48% Bias Score
NY Detective Convicted of Protecting Mafia Gambling Operations
Former Nassau County Detective Hector Rosario was convicted Wednesday of lying to the FBI to protect the Bonanno crime family's illegal gambling operations in New York City suburbs; he faces up to five years in prison.
NY Detective Convicted of Protecting Mafia Gambling Operations
Former Nassau County Detective Hector Rosario was convicted Wednesday of lying to the FBI to protect the Bonanno crime family's illegal gambling operations in New York City suburbs; he faces up to five years in prison.
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52% Bias Score
NYC Mayor Adams Faces Bribery Charges, Lawyer's Fees Soar
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is accused of accepting bribes from Turkish officials and businesses, including travel and lodging, during and before his 2021 election campaign; his lawyer charges $3,000/hour.
NYC Mayor Adams Faces Bribery Charges, Lawyer's Fees Soar
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is accused of accepting bribes from Turkish officials and businesses, including travel and lodging, during and before his 2021 election campaign; his lawyer charges $3,000/hour.
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40% Bias Score
Mangione's Lawyer Challenges Legality of Arrest in Thompson Murder Case
Luigi Mangione, accused of fatally shooting Brian Thompson, a UnitedHealthcare executive, on December 4th in Manhattan, appeared in court on Friday, where his lawyer challenged the legality of his arrest in Pennsylvania, citing potential evidence suppression.
Mangione's Lawyer Challenges Legality of Arrest in Thompson Murder Case
Luigi Mangione, accused of fatally shooting Brian Thompson, a UnitedHealthcare executive, on December 4th in Manhattan, appeared in court on Friday, where his lawyer challenged the legality of his arrest in Pennsylvania, citing potential evidence suppression.
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36% Bias Score
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