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23-Year-Old Sikh Denied Entry In New York Restaurant For Wearing Turban
A 23-year-old Sikh man was refused entry in a restaurant here for wearing a turban when he went there to meet friends after midnight, leaving him "hurt and embarrassed," according to a media report.
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Thousands Evacuated After Fire Scare At US' Statue Of Liberty Island
Thousands of visitors to the Statue of Liberty were evacuated from the national monument's New York Harbor island on Monday after a small fire broke out at a construction site, authorities said.
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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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A 21st-Century Ellis Island Emerges In Greece
With its aqua-blue waters, olive-tree-studded hills and well-preserved ancient ruins, this jewel in the Aegean Sea can hardly be compared to an island built of landfill in the mouth of New York Harbor.
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'When There's Blood On The Trading Floor, Buy Property'
Luxury apartment blocks in London, penthouses in New York, condominiums with Sydney harbor views -- China's slowing economy, market turmoil and devalued currency is seeing Chinese investors convert their yuan into bricks and mortar.
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Climate Change Compounding Natural Disasters, Says Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama warned today that climate change was making natural disasters worse, as he toured the National Hurricane Center ahead of the annual storm season.
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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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Statue of Liberty Evacuated After Reports of Suspicious Package
Visitors to the Statue of Liberty were evacuated from Liberty Island in New York Harbor on Friday after a report of a suspicious package, the United States Park Police said.
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Climate Change Threatens 30 US Landmarks - Science Advocacy Group
Climate change is threatening US landmarks from the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor to the Cesar Chavez National Monument in Keene, California with floods, rising sea levels and fires, scientists said on Tuesday.
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Tourists baffled and angry as US shuts down Statue of Liberty
Where she once welcomed immigrants pursuing the American dream, and more recently hordes of tourists, the Statue of Liberty stood alone today as a victim of the US government shutdown.
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Statue of Liberty officially reopens for US Independence Day
The Statue of Liberty has finally reopened months after Superstorm Sandy swamped its little island in New York Harbor.
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Statue of Liberty, shut by Superstorm Sandy, set to reopen
The Statue of Liberty will finally welcome visitors again, months after Superstorm Sandy swamped her little island.
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Banks, commodity stocks lift S&P 500 to 5-year high
Bank and commodity shares led the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 Index to a fresh five-year closing high on Tuesday on hopes that the global economy continues to mend.
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23-Year-Old Sikh Denied Entry In New York Restaurant For Wearing Turban
A 23-year-old Sikh man was refused entry in a restaurant here for wearing a turban when he went there to meet friends after midnight, leaving him "hurt and embarrassed," according to a media report.
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Thousands Evacuated After Fire Scare At US' Statue Of Liberty Island
Thousands of visitors to the Statue of Liberty were evacuated from the national monument's New York Harbor island on Monday after a small fire broke out at a construction site, authorities said.
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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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A 21st-Century Ellis Island Emerges In Greece
With its aqua-blue waters, olive-tree-studded hills and well-preserved ancient ruins, this jewel in the Aegean Sea can hardly be compared to an island built of landfill in the mouth of New York Harbor.
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'When There's Blood On The Trading Floor, Buy Property'
Luxury apartment blocks in London, penthouses in New York, condominiums with Sydney harbor views -- China's slowing economy, market turmoil and devalued currency is seeing Chinese investors convert their yuan into bricks and mortar.
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Climate Change Compounding Natural Disasters, Says Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama warned today that climate change was making natural disasters worse, as he toured the National Hurricane Center ahead of the annual storm season.
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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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Statue of Liberty Evacuated After Reports of Suspicious Package
Visitors to the Statue of Liberty were evacuated from Liberty Island in New York Harbor on Friday after a report of a suspicious package, the United States Park Police said.
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Climate Change Threatens 30 US Landmarks - Science Advocacy Group
Climate change is threatening US landmarks from the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor to the Cesar Chavez National Monument in Keene, California with floods, rising sea levels and fires, scientists said on Tuesday.
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Tourists baffled and angry as US shuts down Statue of Liberty
Where she once welcomed immigrants pursuing the American dream, and more recently hordes of tourists, the Statue of Liberty stood alone today as a victim of the US government shutdown.
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Statue of Liberty officially reopens for US Independence Day
The Statue of Liberty has finally reopened months after Superstorm Sandy swamped its little island in New York Harbor.
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Statue of Liberty, shut by Superstorm Sandy, set to reopen
The Statue of Liberty will finally welcome visitors again, months after Superstorm Sandy swamped her little island.
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Banks, commodity stocks lift S&P 500 to 5-year high
Bank and commodity shares led the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 Index to a fresh five-year closing high on Tuesday on hopes that the global economy continues to mend.
