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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 footage shows the woman’s shock as she realises her grocery bag has split, releasing several crabs onto the carriage floor. Startled, she jumped from her seat and moved towards the subway doors as passengers reacted to the chaotic scene unfolding around them.
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Twenty-three years after a devastating terrorist attack in New York City claimed 3,000 lives, images from the tragic morning of September 11, 2001, have once again stirred memories of one of the most horrific terror attacks in recent history.
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The Evolv scanner — a sleek-looking weapons detector using artificial intelligence to search riders for guns and knives — was on display at a lower Manhattan subway station where Mayor Eric Adams announced the 30-day trial.
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A 911 call came in around 5 p.m. reporting the assault along the East River near 58th Street and the Brooklyn Army Terminal warehouse, Detective Sophia Mason said.
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The agency reported a quake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.8, centered near Lebanon, New Jersey.
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He judged the show Masterchef India, he has a Michelin Star for his New York restaurant Junoon, and he will dedicate his new restaurant to his late sister.
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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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A riot broke over a secret tunnel built underneath a Synagogue in the heart of New York City’s Brooklyn. A protest was staged on January 8, 2024, when the cement trucks arrived to shut the tunnel. Due to violence the NYPD officials intervened and arrested over nine people aged between 19-22. The passageway is believed to have started in the basement of an empty apartment, and it eventually leads to the Synagogue. The New York City building agents suspected the tunnel was built illegally, which led to structural damage to the synagogue. A Chabad spokesperson said a “group of extremist students” created the passageway, the reason for the creation of the tunnel is still unknown.
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A New York woman was filmed throwing her boyfriend’s clothes and other belongings off their sixth-floor balcony after catching him in bed with someone else.
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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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The city that has remained Hollywood director Martin Scorsese's muse. From viewing decks offering panoramas of the world’s most iconic skyline to museums with notable artworks, Broadway musicals, world cuisines, parks and never-ending walks, the Big Apple is a city of myriad experiences.
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The companies filed separate complaints in New York state court claiming the law, which takes effect next week, is based on a misunderstanding of how the food delivery industry works.
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Diwali, the festival of lights, will now be granted as a school holiday in New York City of the United states, as announced by the authorities in the city. They described it as a "victory" for the city's residents, including the Indian community.
"And we feel confident that the governor is going to sign this bill into law," NYC Mayor Eric Adams said from City Hall Monday.
"This is a victory, not only from the men and women of the Indian community and all communities that celebrate Diwali, but it's a victory for New York," Adams said.
Watch to know more!
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams said he was proud that the State Assembly and the State Senate have passed the bill making Diwali a New York City Public School holiday.
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These Indian and international cities offer access to numerous industries and a diverse range of leisure activities, making them well-suited for bleisure travel.
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New York City is battling hazardous levels of pollution from Canada wildfires that have filled the city with smoke and turned its sky an apocalyptic orange. New York’s famous skyline became almost invisible on Wednesday as a thick veil of smoke shrouded the city. So, how is this smoke affecting the life of New Yorkers, and what is happening in Canada? Watch to find out
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Did you know that cities can sink due to the weight of their buildings? The United States Geological Survey said that the New York City is subsiding every year 1-2mm. The study stated that city’s fixtures, furniture, buildings & the people inhibiting it contribute to land subsidence. What is land subsidence & why is New York sinking? Is it an alert for Mumbai? Watch!
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Prince Harry and Meghan were chased by photographers as they left an awards ceremony in New York City on Tuesday night, a spokesperson for the couple has claimed.
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The bar has been named the best bar on the continent by World’s 50 Best, the organization that ranks and promotes restaurants and other hospitality companies throughout the world.
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The history of busking dates back to the medieval ages when local merchants would invite buskers to their storefronts, public squares and plazas to attract new businesses.
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New York City has appointed its first-ever ‘rat czar’ to deal with its growing rodent menace. Kathleen Corradi will take charge as director of rodent mitigation.
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From chic ski-towns to scenic island nations, these unique places offer an unforgettable experience, but with a hefty price tag.
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A mystery pooper is once again tormenting Broadway – and his (or her) latest target appears to be Hillary Clinton. Sources say that a stinky surprise appeared on the aisle while Clinton was watching a performance.
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To be chosen to fight the city's rat population, you will need a "virulent vehemence for vermin" and a "general aura of badassery."
