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OnlyOneOf, first K-Pop group to perform at United Palace, evokes LGBTQ+ and Latin prideamny.com- Columbia University protest: Calm inside, chaos outside as pro-Palestine encampment continuesamny.com
- Local journalism in New York gets big boost with first-ever NYS payroll tax creditamny.com
- Four stabbed on party boat in Brooklynamny.com
- Cirque du Trump: Historic first day of former president’s hush money trial devolves into circus-like spectacleamny.com
- Over and out? Public Advocate Jumaane Williams says keeping public access to NYPD radios more critical in wake of Win Rozario police shootingamny.com
- ‘Excessively bureaucratic’: Speaker Adams tells City Council members to ignore City Hall communication formamny.com
- Why workers at one of Manhattan’s oldest movie theaters want a union to be the next coming attractionamny.com
- NYPD chief confronted in radio interview about deadly police shooting amid social media war with pressamny.com
- Not near their children: Why Harlem parents and pols want smoke shop shut down before it even opensamny.com
- Bus driver fatally struck and killed in Brooklyn hit-and-runamny.com
- ‘We are going to respond back’: NYPD brass get into social media war with journalists over ‘false info’ in crime coverageamny.com
- Free shuttle bus discontinued from 34th Street ferry landing, rankling some ridersamny.com
- K-Pop star AleXa on breaking through racial and gender barriers on stageamny.com
- Trans Lives Matter: Celebrating international Transgender Day of Visibility with the MTA’s helpamny.com
- Six months since Oct. 7: A hostage crisis and military strikes continue in Gazaamny.com
- Squish! NYC sidewalks to get jam packed if a new bill is passed, business group saysamny.com
- Queens police shoot scissors-wielding suspect dead days after cop was killed in gunfireamny.com
- Seaport Fit expands its fitness program, offering free Winter classesamny.com
- ‘No more freebies!’ Another 800 NYPD cops going into subways to stop fare evadersamny.com
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