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Man Stabs Teens At New York's Grand Central, Shouts ''I Want All White People Dead''
The two victims, who are teenage sisters from South America, were enjoying a meal with their parents when one was stabbed in the back and the other in the thigh.
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Hundreds Arrested For Shutting New York's Grand Central Over Gaza Ceasefire
Hundreds of people were arrested Friday when police broke up a large demonstration of mostly Jewish New Yorkers who had taken over the main hall of Grand Central station in protest of Israel's bombardment of Gaza, police and organizers said.
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Apple's New York City Store Workers Want to Establish a Union
Apple's Grand Central Station store workers have announced that they are organising to establish a union. This would be a first for Apple in the US.
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The Incredible Secrets Inside The Walls Of The Waldorf Astoria
In a city where glitzy debuts fade to boring old spots within a matter of months, the iconic Waldorf Astoria has endured for 85 years. Newcomers like the Baccarat and the Park Hyatt have a sleeker, more modern sense of luxury. Some classic spots, such as the St. Regis, with its beloved King Cole Bar, draw in New York's socialites by the droves. But...
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Asia's Largest Underground Railway Station To Open In China
Asia's largest underground railway station, as large as 21 football fields, will open on Wednesday in China's southern city of Shenzhen, slashing the travel time between Guangzhou and Hong Kong to half an hour.
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India to Have New York's Grand Central Like Top Rail Stations: Officials
India by 2017 will have five or six top-class railway stations on the pattern of monumental Grand Central Terminal, New York, or famed Gare d'Austerlitz terminus in Paris, a top Railway Board official has said.
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Tourist mistakes Richard Gere for beggar, gives him pizza
A French tourist listened to her heart when she offered her pizza to a man spotted rummaging through trash in the streets of New York, not realizing it was Richard Gere making a movie.
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Once-doomed, New York's Grand Central turns 100 as celebrated landmark
It made its debut in the heyday of cross-country train travel, faced demolition in the era of the auto, and got a new lease on life with a facelift in its eighth decade.
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Man Stabs Teens At New York's Grand Central, Shouts ''I Want All White People Dead''
The two victims, who are teenage sisters from South America, were enjoying a meal with their parents when one was stabbed in the back and the other in the thigh.
-
Hundreds Arrested For Shutting New York's Grand Central Over Gaza Ceasefire
Hundreds of people were arrested Friday when police broke up a large demonstration of mostly Jewish New Yorkers who had taken over the main hall of Grand Central station in protest of Israel's bombardment of Gaza, police and organizers said.
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Apple's New York City Store Workers Want to Establish a Union
Apple's Grand Central Station store workers have announced that they are organising to establish a union. This would be a first for Apple in the US.
-
The Incredible Secrets Inside The Walls Of The Waldorf Astoria
In a city where glitzy debuts fade to boring old spots within a matter of months, the iconic Waldorf Astoria has endured for 85 years. Newcomers like the Baccarat and the Park Hyatt have a sleeker, more modern sense of luxury. Some classic spots, such as the St. Regis, with its beloved King Cole Bar, draw in New York's socialites by the droves. But...
-
Asia's Largest Underground Railway Station To Open In China
Asia's largest underground railway station, as large as 21 football fields, will open on Wednesday in China's southern city of Shenzhen, slashing the travel time between Guangzhou and Hong Kong to half an hour.
-
India to Have New York's Grand Central Like Top Rail Stations: Officials
India by 2017 will have five or six top-class railway stations on the pattern of monumental Grand Central Terminal, New York, or famed Gare d'Austerlitz terminus in Paris, a top Railway Board official has said.
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Tourist mistakes Richard Gere for beggar, gives him pizza
A French tourist listened to her heart when she offered her pizza to a man spotted rummaging through trash in the streets of New York, not realizing it was Richard Gere making a movie.
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Once-doomed, New York's Grand Central turns 100 as celebrated landmark
It made its debut in the heyday of cross-country train travel, faced demolition in the era of the auto, and got a new lease on life with a facelift in its eighth decade.
