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Indian-Origin Woman Dead In Plane Crash In New York Area, Daughter Critical
Roma Gupta, 63, and her daughter Reeva Gupta, 33, were on board the small plane on Sunday as its pilot reported smoke in the cockpit before crashing near Long Island homes, NBC New York TV channel reported.
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Seth Meyers' Wife Gives Birth In Their Lobby - And Uber Charges Them For A Canceled Ride
There are a lot of incredible elements to the story that Seth Meyers told Monday on NBC's "Late Night": His wife, Alexi, went into labor so quickly on Sunday that she gave birth to their baby boy in the lobby of their apartment building. Neighbors brought them hot towels to keep the baby warm. A member of the New York City Fire Department had to cu...
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Woman Who helped United States Jailbreak Gets Up to 7 Years' Prison
A prison seamstress who helped two convicted killers escape a maximum security facility in New York was sentenced to up to seven years on Monday.
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Statue of Liberty Deemed Safe After Security Sweep: Report
The Statue of Liberty was deemed safe on Friday after a bomb threat lead to a security sweep and the evacuation of hundreds of tourists from Liberty Island in New York Harbor, NBC's local television affiliate reported, citing law enforcement sources.
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In US, Commuter Train Slams Into Car, Which Bursts Into Flames
A packed commuter train slammed into a sport utility vehicle on the tracks at a crossing on Tuesday night, killing seven people, injuring several others and sending hundreds of passengers scrambling to get to safety as the front of the train and the SUV burst into flames. The impact was so forceful the electrified third rail buckled and pierced the...
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US Commuter Train Strikes Vehicle on Tracks, Killing 6
A commuter train slammed into a sport utility vehicle stuck on the tracks Tuesday evening, killing 6 people, mostly on the train, and injuring at least 12 others, authorities said.
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US Embassy Bombing Suspect Dies Ahead of New York Trial: Report
A suspected al-Qaeda figure alleged to have planned the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya has died in New York just days ahead of his scheduled trial, NBC News reported on Friday.
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Iran President Hassan Rouhani says does 'not seek war with any country'
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, in a television interview, said his country is not seeking war and that Iran wants the Middle East to have "rule by the will of the people."
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TV presenter abuses during live broadcast
In an unusual live TV gaffe, a news anchor in the US abused on air during his debut broadcast and was suspended for making the mistake.
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Wall Street rebounds with help from tech shares; IBM tumbles
Most U.S. stocks rose on Friday, bouncing back a day after the S&P 500 closed below its 50-day moving average for the first time this year, but IBM's largest drop in eight years held back the Dow.
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Two dead, 23 injured in Boston Marathon blasts: police
At least two people were killed and 23 wounded when two explosions struck near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, sparking scenes of panic, police said.
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New York to sift Ground Zero debris for more remains of 9/11 victims
New York City will today begin the mammoth task of sifting through the debris of buildings at the World Trade Center site to find more remains of the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack that will allow more number of them to be identified.
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GE's early NBC deal speeds Immelt's refocus of company
General Electric Co is expecting to return about $18 billion to investors this year as it sells its remaining stake in NBC Universal, a move that executives said should allow it to achieve its long-held goal of buying back the shares it issued in the depths of the financial crisis.
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Lindsay Lohan allegedly assaulted in her hotel room
Christian LaBella, a native of California, - has been charged with assaulting and harassing actress Lindsay Lohan in the early hours of Sunday after they met at a popular nightclub in the city.
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Code that tracks users' browsing prompts lawsuits
Sandra Person Burns used to love browsing and shopping online. Until she realized she was being tracked by software on her computer that she thought she had erased.Burns, 67, a retired health care executive who lives in Jackson, Mississippi, said...
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Indian-Origin Woman Dead In Plane Crash In New York Area, Daughter Critical
Roma Gupta, 63, and her daughter Reeva Gupta, 33, were on board the small plane on Sunday as its pilot reported smoke in the cockpit before crashing near Long Island homes, NBC New York TV channel reported.
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Seth Meyers' Wife Gives Birth In Their Lobby - And Uber Charges Them For A Canceled Ride
There are a lot of incredible elements to the story that Seth Meyers told Monday on NBC's "Late Night": His wife, Alexi, went into labor so quickly on Sunday that she gave birth to their baby boy in the lobby of their apartment building. Neighbors brought them hot towels to keep the baby warm. A member of the New York City Fire Department had to cu...
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Woman Who helped United States Jailbreak Gets Up to 7 Years' Prison
A prison seamstress who helped two convicted killers escape a maximum security facility in New York was sentenced to up to seven years on Monday.
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Statue of Liberty Deemed Safe After Security Sweep: Report
The Statue of Liberty was deemed safe on Friday after a bomb threat lead to a security sweep and the evacuation of hundreds of tourists from Liberty Island in New York Harbor, NBC's local television affiliate reported, citing law enforcement sources.
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In US, Commuter Train Slams Into Car, Which Bursts Into Flames
A packed commuter train slammed into a sport utility vehicle on the tracks at a crossing on Tuesday night, killing seven people, injuring several others and sending hundreds of passengers scrambling to get to safety as the front of the train and the SUV burst into flames. The impact was so forceful the electrified third rail buckled and pierced the...
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US Commuter Train Strikes Vehicle on Tracks, Killing 6
A commuter train slammed into a sport utility vehicle stuck on the tracks Tuesday evening, killing 6 people, mostly on the train, and injuring at least 12 others, authorities said.
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US Embassy Bombing Suspect Dies Ahead of New York Trial: Report
A suspected al-Qaeda figure alleged to have planned the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya has died in New York just days ahead of his scheduled trial, NBC News reported on Friday.
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Iran President Hassan Rouhani says does 'not seek war with any country'
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, in a television interview, said his country is not seeking war and that Iran wants the Middle East to have "rule by the will of the people."
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TV presenter abuses during live broadcast
In an unusual live TV gaffe, a news anchor in the US abused on air during his debut broadcast and was suspended for making the mistake.
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Wall Street rebounds with help from tech shares; IBM tumbles
Most U.S. stocks rose on Friday, bouncing back a day after the S&P 500 closed below its 50-day moving average for the first time this year, but IBM's largest drop in eight years held back the Dow.
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Two dead, 23 injured in Boston Marathon blasts: police
At least two people were killed and 23 wounded when two explosions struck near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, sparking scenes of panic, police said.
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New York to sift Ground Zero debris for more remains of 9/11 victims
New York City will today begin the mammoth task of sifting through the debris of buildings at the World Trade Center site to find more remains of the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack that will allow more number of them to be identified.
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GE's early NBC deal speeds Immelt's refocus of company
General Electric Co is expecting to return about $18 billion to investors this year as it sells its remaining stake in NBC Universal, a move that executives said should allow it to achieve its long-held goal of buying back the shares it issued in the depths of the financial crisis.
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Lindsay Lohan allegedly assaulted in her hotel room
Christian LaBella, a native of California, - has been charged with assaulting and harassing actress Lindsay Lohan in the early hours of Sunday after they met at a popular nightclub in the city.
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Code that tracks users' browsing prompts lawsuits
Sandra Person Burns used to love browsing and shopping online. Until she realized she was being tracked by software on her computer that she thought she had erased.Burns, 67, a retired health care executive who lives in Jackson, Mississippi, said...
