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Susan Sarandon, Hannah Einbinder among protesters arrested during Netanyahu's UN visit
Around 100 people were arrested during the large protest to Netanyahu’s appearance at the UN General Assembly, according to an advocacy group.
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NYC releases 7 addresses in Bronx cluster zone confirmed to have live Legionella
23 had tested positive for Legionnaires’ disease as of Wednesday, up from 14 the week before, after live Legionella bacteria were confirmed in cooling towers at 7 locations. Here are the addresses.
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Giants QB Jaxson Dart out for rest of regular season due to knee injury, team says
Dart was injured in the team’s first drive of the game against the Los Angeles Rams in Week 2. He was taken out and did not return.
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Package cleared after unattended suitcase found on sidewalk blocks from United Nations
An NYPD canine detected something inside an unattended black suitcase near the Chrysler Building and just two avenues from UN Headquarters, where scores of world leaders were attending the General Assembly.
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Giants QB Jaxson Dart reportedly may require season-ending knee surgery
Dart was injured in the team’s first drive of the game against the Los Angeles Rams. He was taken out and did not return.
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Is Newark open? Delays linger at airport after Monday travel meltdown
Some airlines were allowing customers to change flights without charge. The FAA advised travelers to check the status of their flights before heading to the airport.
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Police search for suspect after 14-year-old boy shot and killed in Far Rockaway
A 14-year-old boy died after getting shot in the back in Queens, according to police. The shots were fired after 3:30 p.m. Monday on Beach Channel Drive in Far Rockaway, police said. The teen victim, later identified as Malakai Adams, was rushed to Cohen’s Children’s Medical Center, where he was later pronounced dead. While it was not clear what...
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NJ Transit blamed for air travel nightmare that halted flights across northeast for hours
The FAA said the cut line could take up to 13 hours to repair. Crews had been working on replacing an old circuit instead, but the fix did not take, according to the FAA — meaning delays were set to continue well into the night.
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NYC details security plan for UN General Assembly: Road closures and what to know
Representatives from nearly 200 countries will come to NYC for the annual global gathering at UN headquarters in Manhattan, impacting traffic and transit.
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NYC Health Dept. confirms 2nd death linked to Legionnaires' cluster in South Bronx
Fourteen people had tested positive for Legionnaires’ as of Wednesday after the legionella bacteria was found in cooling towers at ten locations, including Yankee Stadium, Lincoln Hospital and Boricua College.
