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The term Manhattanhenge was coined by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. He first used it in 1997 in Natural History magazine.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said a lower court judge should not have relied on a December 2021 user agreement to find that Coinbase did not hold title to, and was not the seller of, 79 tokens that the customers traded.
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The two-bedroom Manhattan apartment looks ghostly pale even in the clear afternoon light, the yellowing of its peeling walls reminiscent of an old black-and-white snapshot. Chips of paint are dropping from the ceiling. On the kitchen floor rests a lifeless pigeon.
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While some people compared the phenomenon to something just out of a superhero comic, others recalled “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” after looking at the bright-hued liquid.
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In a display of wanton aggression, the violent woman reportedly approached another woman, violently yanking her hair and dragging her several inches.
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From 2019 to 2021, the latest year for which data was available, the median storefront rent per square foot jumped 23% in Brooklyn, 14% in the Bronx and 9% in Queens
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Emergency personnel using robotic devices after firefighters were pulled back from the fallen structure due to unstable conditions checked the site for any further casualties, but officials said they believed all victims had been accounted for.
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A couple is suing JPMorgan, saying the bank sold off millions of dollars’ worth of jewels they had kept inside their safety deposit boxes.
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The U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan has created a special task force to pursue its investigation into the collapse of FTX, the crypto exchange founded by Bankman-Fried.
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Both Paulsons appeared in a cramped Manhattan courtroom Thursday morning for scheduled arguments on his motion to dismiss her case.
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Despite its slender frame, Steinway Tower in Manhattan houses 46 ultra-luxurious residences.
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Alex Verhaeg’s tiny apartment doesn’t have a bathroom. Instead, residents of the five-story building share three bathrooms and two showers located on each floor.
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Ishan Wahi, the product manager at the cryptocurrency exchange, and his brother Nikhil Wahi were arrested in Seattle on Thursday.
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The french fries are served up on a Baccarat crystal Arabesque Plate worth about Rs 18,000, with a matching bowl to carry the dipping sauce.
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New York: Steinway Tower in Manhattan, "a slender beacon clad in terracotta and bronze", comprises 60 apartments. A penthouse on top affords views of Central Park.
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Cryptocurrency: New Yorkers Heather Morgan and Ilya "Dutch" Lichtenstein allegedly conspired to launder the proceeds of 119,754 bitcoin that were stolen from Bitfinex, a virtual exchange, in 2016.
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The airy $3.3 billion tower adjacent to Grand Central Terminal represents a major step in city efforts to ensure that a blocks-long swath of Midtown Manhattan, where buildings on average are 85 years old, remains a premier office district.
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Here is an overview of how the process unfolded.
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Ullah is reported to be in a serious condition in hospital after suffering burns in the explosion.
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"Strongly condemn the terror attack in New York City. My thoughts are with the families of the deceased & prayers with those injured," Modi tweeted.
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It was the greatest loss of life from a suspected terrorist attack in New York since suicide hijackers crashed jetliners into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan on Sept. 11, 2001, killing more than 2,600 people.
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A federal suit filed in Manhattan accused JPMorgan Chase & Co. of charging black and Hispanic borrowers higher interest rates and fees for mortgages from 2006 to at least 2009. The lawsuit alleges that discrimination cost at least 53,000 minorities borrowers tens of millions in higher interest payments and fees.
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Obama, who won the White House for the first time in 2008 on the message of "hope and change," told supporters who have been with him from the start to take heart and not despair as he laid out a forward-looking vision for America.
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Throngs of demonstrators marched in cities across the United States on Wednesday to protest against Republican Donald Trump's surprise U.S. presidential election win, blasting his controversial campaign rhetoric about immigrants, Muslims and other groups.
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The train entered the Hoboken station "at a high rate of speed" and "crashed through the barriers, bringing it into the interior wall" of the terminal, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said.
