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New York's First Drought Warning In 22 Years As City Faces Water Crisis
New York City has declared its first drought warning in 22 years, responding to a severe lack of rainfall and a series of brush fires that plagued the Northeast this autumn.
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Man Who Stabbed 3 To Death In New York Says He Killed Them Because...
The man who stabbed three people to death in Manhattan has confessed to targeting victims because they were "alone" and "distracted".
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Public Space Reopens After 15 Years Under New York's Brooklyn Bridge
A plot of land under the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, which was closed for 15 years, has reopened to the public, offering a refreshing addition of greenspace to one of the city's busiest areas.
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Sarah Jessica Parker Visits Vikas Khanna's 'Bungalow' In New York City - See Post
Vikas Khanna has shared a video showing American actress and television producer Sarah Jessica Parker on Instagram.
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How A Brooklyn Neighbourhood Gave Rise To The Dreaded New York Mafia
Red Hook, a neighbourhood in southwestern Brooklyn famous for its diverse community and unique geography today, was once among the most stigmatised places for its crime and extreme violence, according to a new book.
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Melania Trump May Not Move To White House Full Time As First Lady. Here's Why
In her second go-round as first lady, Melania Trump is reportedly planning to spend the majority of her time between New York City and Palm Beach.
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Indian Fine Dining Restaurant 'Musaafer' In Houston Receives Michelin Star
Indian restaurant 'Musaafer' in Houston earns its first Michelin star, joining the ranks of elite dining establishments worldwide.
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Insight: Trump's 2024 Red Wave Explained In Graphs, And Where Harris Fell Short
From New York to the Rio Grande Valley, across big cities like Miami and San Francisco, in college towns and subdivision-dotted exurbs, the US electorate this year shifted unmistakably rightward.
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Fired Worker Shoots Ex-Boss In New York City. Flees Through Subway Tunnels
A recently dismissed employee of a computer repair store shot his former boss in New York City's Upper West Side area on Wednesday and fled into the subway system to evade the police.
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Vikrant Massey Says, "Godhra Train Burning Incident Is Akin To The 9/11 Incident"
His film The Sabarmati Report is set to release in theatres on November 15
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When Shah Rukh Khan Made Chef Vikas Khanna Cry 'Like A Child' - "I've Not Come To Just A Restaurant"
Celebrated chef Vikas Khanna shared his experience of cooking for SRK and how the Jawan star's words moved him to tears
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US Elections: How George Washington Became The First President Of America
George Washington stood on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City on April 30, 1789, and took the oath of office, as the first President of the United States.
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Bengali Only Indian Language On New York's Ballot Papers
More than 200 languages are spoken in New York, according to the Department of City Planning, backing the claim of it being the melting pot of America.
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"Cesspools Of Blood", "Ganglands": Donald Trump's Assessment of US Cities
Trump has targeted cities like Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Atlanta, referring to them as “cesspools of blood, as per a New York Times report.
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Crazy Viral: Tom Holland Is A Caring Boyfriend As He Protects Zendaya From Paparazzi. Watch
Tom Holland and Zendaya attended the launch of Tom's non-alcoholic beer, Bero, in New York City, where they got mobbed by the paparazzi
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New York's First Drought Warning In 22 Years As City Faces Water Crisis
New York City has declared its first drought warning in 22 years, responding to a severe lack of rainfall and a series of brush fires that plagued the Northeast this autumn.
-
Man Who Stabbed 3 To Death In New York Says He Killed Them Because...
The man who stabbed three people to death in Manhattan has confessed to targeting victims because they were "alone" and "distracted".
-
Public Space Reopens After 15 Years Under New York's Brooklyn Bridge
A plot of land under the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, which was closed for 15 years, has reopened to the public, offering a refreshing addition of greenspace to one of the city's busiest areas.
-
Sarah Jessica Parker Visits Vikas Khanna's 'Bungalow' In New York City - See Post
Vikas Khanna has shared a video showing American actress and television producer Sarah Jessica Parker on Instagram.
-
How A Brooklyn Neighbourhood Gave Rise To The Dreaded New York Mafia
Red Hook, a neighbourhood in southwestern Brooklyn famous for its diverse community and unique geography today, was once among the most stigmatised places for its crime and extreme violence, according to a new book.
-
Melania Trump May Not Move To White House Full Time As First Lady. Here's Why
In her second go-round as first lady, Melania Trump is reportedly planning to spend the majority of her time between New York City and Palm Beach.
-
Indian Fine Dining Restaurant 'Musaafer' In Houston Receives Michelin Star
Indian restaurant 'Musaafer' in Houston earns its first Michelin star, joining the ranks of elite dining establishments worldwide.
-
Insight: Trump's 2024 Red Wave Explained In Graphs, And Where Harris Fell Short
From New York to the Rio Grande Valley, across big cities like Miami and San Francisco, in college towns and subdivision-dotted exurbs, the US electorate this year shifted unmistakably rightward.
-
Fired Worker Shoots Ex-Boss In New York City. Flees Through Subway Tunnels
A recently dismissed employee of a computer repair store shot his former boss in New York City's Upper West Side area on Wednesday and fled into the subway system to evade the police.
-
Vikrant Massey Says, "Godhra Train Burning Incident Is Akin To The 9/11 Incident"
His film The Sabarmati Report is set to release in theatres on November 15
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When Shah Rukh Khan Made Chef Vikas Khanna Cry 'Like A Child' - "I've Not Come To Just A Restaurant"
Celebrated chef Vikas Khanna shared his experience of cooking for SRK and how the Jawan star's words moved him to tears
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US Elections: How George Washington Became The First President Of America
George Washington stood on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City on April 30, 1789, and took the oath of office, as the first President of the United States.
-
Bengali Only Indian Language On New York's Ballot Papers
More than 200 languages are spoken in New York, according to the Department of City Planning, backing the claim of it being the melting pot of America.
-
"Cesspools Of Blood", "Ganglands": Donald Trump's Assessment of US Cities
Trump has targeted cities like Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Atlanta, referring to them as “cesspools of blood, as per a New York Times report.
-
Crazy Viral: Tom Holland Is A Caring Boyfriend As He Protects Zendaya From Paparazzi. Watch
Tom Holland and Zendaya attended the launch of Tom's non-alcoholic beer, Bero, in New York City, where they got mobbed by the paparazzi
