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Two Victims Identified More Than Two Decades After 9/11 Attacks
The remains of 1,104 victims, or 40% of those who died in the attacks, still have not been found nearly 22 years after the terrorist attack.
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New York's Famous Buildings Lit Up In Tricolour To Welcome PM Modi
The One World Trade Center Building in Lower Manhattan, New York City, lit up in tricolour to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his historic state visit to the US.
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New York Sinking Under The Weight Of Its Skyscrapers, Says Study
Some of the areas, like Lower Manhattan, are subsiding much faster, said researchers. There is concern for both Brooklyn and Queens as well.
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Caught On Camera: Three Women Destroy US Restaurant, Attack Employees Over $1.75 Sauce
A video showing three customers trashing a New York City restaurant and attacking workers in a dispute over a $1.75 fee for extra sauce has gone viral on the internet. The incident took place on July 4 at Bel Fries in Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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In "Aerial Ridesharing", Uber's First Helicopter Ride Set For Take Off
Uber said Thursday it is readying its first helicopter rides, which will carry passengers between New York's JFK Airport and lower Manhattan.
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On 9/11, Trump Said His Building Was Lower Manhattan's Tallest. It Wasn't
President Donald Trump's habit of exaggerating or misrepresenting the effects of New York City's worst terrorist attack on him personally began the afternoon of Sept. 11, 2001.
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In New York, Tourists Left High And Dry As Statue Of Liberty Shuts Down
Tourists who came to Battery Park in lower Manhattan hoping to catch a ferry to the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor got an unpleasant surprise on Saturday, learning the must-see destination was closed because of the US government shutdown.
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Note On Allegiance To ISIS Found After Manhattan Truck Attack Kills 8
A man deliberately drove into bicyclists and pedestrians in a bike path in Lower Manhattan, killing at least eight people and injuring more than one dozen in an act of terrorism, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, D, said Tuesday.
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Eight Dead In New York Truck Crash, Mayor Says 'Act Of Terror'
Eight people were killed and numerous others wounded in New York on Tuesday when a suspect rammed a pickup truck into pedestrians in Lower Manhattan, and collided with a school bus in an "act of terror," officials said.
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Kids Exposed To 9/11 'Dust' Showing Signs Of Heart Disease Risk
Sixteen years after the collapse of the World Trade Center towers sent a "cloud" of toxic debris across Lower Manhattan, children living nearby who breathed in the ash and fumes are showing early signs of risk for heart disease, a study says.
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On Women's Day Eve, Statue Of Girl Stares Down Wall Street Bull
As many American women prepare to draw attention to their role in the workplace, a Wall Street firm on Tuesday put up a statue of a girl in front of Lower Manhattan's well-known bronze charging bull, as if to fearlessly stare it down.
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New York City Firefighter Stages Dramatic Rescue In Fatal Blaze
As roaring flames consumed an apartment building in New York City early Thursday, a firefighter dangling from a rope plucked a trapped person from a window on the fifth floor and safely lowered him to the ground.
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Exposure To 9/11 Disaster Tied To Low Birthweight, Preterm Delivery: Study
For years following the events of September 11, 2001 in lower Manhattan, the disaster and its aftermath may have affected women and their babies who were not even conceived yet, according to a new study.
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New, Man-Made Hills On New York City Island Offer Spectacular Views
Four new hills built on New York City's Governors Island offer sweeping views of the Statute of Liberty and lower Manhattan, unique places to hike and climb, and massive slides that dwarf those found on any playground.
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New York's Biggest Subway Hub Opens; Will Serve 3,00,000 a Day
New York's biggest subway hub is opening in lower Manhattan - a vital link between the new World Trade Center and the rest of the city.
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Two Victims Identified More Than Two Decades After 9/11 Attacks
The remains of 1,104 victims, or 40% of those who died in the attacks, still have not been found nearly 22 years after the terrorist attack.
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New York's Famous Buildings Lit Up In Tricolour To Welcome PM Modi
The One World Trade Center Building in Lower Manhattan, New York City, lit up in tricolour to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his historic state visit to the US.
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New York Sinking Under The Weight Of Its Skyscrapers, Says Study
Some of the areas, like Lower Manhattan, are subsiding much faster, said researchers. There is concern for both Brooklyn and Queens as well.
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Caught On Camera: Three Women Destroy US Restaurant, Attack Employees Over $1.75 Sauce
A video showing three customers trashing a New York City restaurant and attacking workers in a dispute over a $1.75 fee for extra sauce has gone viral on the internet. The incident took place on July 4 at Bel Fries in Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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In "Aerial Ridesharing", Uber's First Helicopter Ride Set For Take Off
Uber said Thursday it is readying its first helicopter rides, which will carry passengers between New York's JFK Airport and lower Manhattan.
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On 9/11, Trump Said His Building Was Lower Manhattan's Tallest. It Wasn't
President Donald Trump's habit of exaggerating or misrepresenting the effects of New York City's worst terrorist attack on him personally began the afternoon of Sept. 11, 2001.
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In New York, Tourists Left High And Dry As Statue Of Liberty Shuts Down
Tourists who came to Battery Park in lower Manhattan hoping to catch a ferry to the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor got an unpleasant surprise on Saturday, learning the must-see destination was closed because of the US government shutdown.
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Note On Allegiance To ISIS Found After Manhattan Truck Attack Kills 8
A man deliberately drove into bicyclists and pedestrians in a bike path in Lower Manhattan, killing at least eight people and injuring more than one dozen in an act of terrorism, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, D, said Tuesday.
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Eight Dead In New York Truck Crash, Mayor Says 'Act Of Terror'
Eight people were killed and numerous others wounded in New York on Tuesday when a suspect rammed a pickup truck into pedestrians in Lower Manhattan, and collided with a school bus in an "act of terror," officials said.
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Kids Exposed To 9/11 'Dust' Showing Signs Of Heart Disease Risk
Sixteen years after the collapse of the World Trade Center towers sent a "cloud" of toxic debris across Lower Manhattan, children living nearby who breathed in the ash and fumes are showing early signs of risk for heart disease, a study says.
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On Women's Day Eve, Statue Of Girl Stares Down Wall Street Bull
As many American women prepare to draw attention to their role in the workplace, a Wall Street firm on Tuesday put up a statue of a girl in front of Lower Manhattan's well-known bronze charging bull, as if to fearlessly stare it down.
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New York City Firefighter Stages Dramatic Rescue In Fatal Blaze
As roaring flames consumed an apartment building in New York City early Thursday, a firefighter dangling from a rope plucked a trapped person from a window on the fifth floor and safely lowered him to the ground.
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Exposure To 9/11 Disaster Tied To Low Birthweight, Preterm Delivery: Study
For years following the events of September 11, 2001 in lower Manhattan, the disaster and its aftermath may have affected women and their babies who were not even conceived yet, according to a new study.
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New, Man-Made Hills On New York City Island Offer Spectacular Views
Four new hills built on New York City's Governors Island offer sweeping views of the Statute of Liberty and lower Manhattan, unique places to hike and climb, and massive slides that dwarf those found on any playground.
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New York's Biggest Subway Hub Opens; Will Serve 3,00,000 a Day
New York's biggest subway hub is opening in lower Manhattan - a vital link between the new World Trade Center and the rest of the city.
