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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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Hamas' Tunnel Network: Israeli Military Finds 800 Shafts, Destroys Over 50%
Israeli forces have found 800 shafts leading to Hamas' vast subterranean network of tunnels and bunkers since a Gaza ground operation began on Oct 27, and have destroyed more
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Clear Homeless People: New York's Plan To "Reduce" Crime In Subway System
New York leaders pledged Friday to clear homeless people from the city's subway following a spike in violence on the underground transit system since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Donald Trump Wants Congress To Fix 'Lax' Immigration After New York Attack
US President Donald Trump said Monday that a bomb attack by a 27-year-old from Bangladesh on New York's subway system underscored the "urgent need" for Congress to enact immigration reform.
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3 ISIS Sympathisers Charged For Plotting Terror Attacks In New York
US authorities foiled multiple terrorist attacks in New York in 2016, including at the iconic Times Square and the city's subway system, plotted by three ISIS sympathisers with one of them living in Pakistan, US prosecutors said today.
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New York Declares 'State Of Emergency' For Subway System
New York's governor on Thursday declared the public transport system of America's biggest city in a "state of emergency," as he pledged $1 billion toward renovation, two days after dozens of subway passengers were injured in a derailment.
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New York Subway Bans Dogs, Unless They Fit In A Bag. Do These Pups Qualify?
A New York City rule which came into place last year forbids passengers from carrying their pets onto the city's comprehensive subway system - unless their animals can fit into a bag. But pet owners are nothing if not creative, and they have found wonderfully innovative ways to skirt this rule.
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New York Exhibition Sheds Light On Sikhs And Their Religion
Sat Hari Singh, a New York City subway operator, threw his train in reverse on 9/11 to send it away from the chaos at ground zero. Japjee Singh sued a school system in Georgia to get protections from school bullying. US Army Major Kamaljeet Singh Kalsi, a doctor, fought for the ability to wear a turban while in uniform.
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Strikes Claimed By ISIS Shut City And Shake European Security
Bombs packed with nails terrorized Brussels on Tuesday in the deadliest assault on the European heartland since the Islamic State's attacks on Paris four months ago, hitting the airport and subway system in coordinated strikes that were also claimed by the militant extremist group.
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Pakistan Claims Al Qaeda Global Operations Chief Killed in Raid
Pakistan military says a top Al Qaeda militant indicted in the US over a plot to bomb New York's subway system has been killed.
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Pakistan Says Top Al Qaeda Militant Killed in Raid
Pakistan military says a top Al Qaeda militant indicted in the US over a plot to bomb New York's subway system has been killed.
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Americans riding public transit in record numbers
Americans are boarding public buses, trains and subways in greater numbers than any time in half a century.
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This man was arrested 29 times for nabbing trains, buses
Darius McCollum can explain the complicated workings of the New York City transit system with the precision of a veteran conductor. He knows every subway stop, every line, every train.
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Superstorm Sandy claims 17 lives, power out for millions in US: 10 latest developments
The US east coast awakened Tuesday to a flooded subway system, shuttered financial markets and hundreds of thousands of people without power a day after a wall of seawater and high winds slammed into the city, destroying buildings and flooding tunnels.
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Superstorm Sandy leaves 16 dead
Superstorm Sandy slammed into the New Jersey coastline with 80 mph (130 kph) and hurled a record-breaking 13-foot (4-meter) surge of seawater at New York City, flooding tunnels, highways, subway stations and the electrical system that powers Wall Street. At least 16 deaths were blamed on the storm.
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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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Hamas' Tunnel Network: Israeli Military Finds 800 Shafts, Destroys Over 50%
Israeli forces have found 800 shafts leading to Hamas' vast subterranean network of tunnels and bunkers since a Gaza ground operation began on Oct 27, and have destroyed more
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Clear Homeless People: New York's Plan To "Reduce" Crime In Subway System
New York leaders pledged Friday to clear homeless people from the city's subway following a spike in violence on the underground transit system since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Donald Trump Wants Congress To Fix 'Lax' Immigration After New York Attack
US President Donald Trump said Monday that a bomb attack by a 27-year-old from Bangladesh on New York's subway system underscored the "urgent need" for Congress to enact immigration reform.
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3 ISIS Sympathisers Charged For Plotting Terror Attacks In New York
US authorities foiled multiple terrorist attacks in New York in 2016, including at the iconic Times Square and the city's subway system, plotted by three ISIS sympathisers with one of them living in Pakistan, US prosecutors said today.
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New York Declares 'State Of Emergency' For Subway System
New York's governor on Thursday declared the public transport system of America's biggest city in a "state of emergency," as he pledged $1 billion toward renovation, two days after dozens of subway passengers were injured in a derailment.
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New York Subway Bans Dogs, Unless They Fit In A Bag. Do These Pups Qualify?
A New York City rule which came into place last year forbids passengers from carrying their pets onto the city's comprehensive subway system - unless their animals can fit into a bag. But pet owners are nothing if not creative, and they have found wonderfully innovative ways to skirt this rule.
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New York Exhibition Sheds Light On Sikhs And Their Religion
Sat Hari Singh, a New York City subway operator, threw his train in reverse on 9/11 to send it away from the chaos at ground zero. Japjee Singh sued a school system in Georgia to get protections from school bullying. US Army Major Kamaljeet Singh Kalsi, a doctor, fought for the ability to wear a turban while in uniform.
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Strikes Claimed By ISIS Shut City And Shake European Security
Bombs packed with nails terrorized Brussels on Tuesday in the deadliest assault on the European heartland since the Islamic State's attacks on Paris four months ago, hitting the airport and subway system in coordinated strikes that were also claimed by the militant extremist group.
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Pakistan Claims Al Qaeda Global Operations Chief Killed in Raid
Pakistan military says a top Al Qaeda militant indicted in the US over a plot to bomb New York's subway system has been killed.
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Pakistan Says Top Al Qaeda Militant Killed in Raid
Pakistan military says a top Al Qaeda militant indicted in the US over a plot to bomb New York's subway system has been killed.
-
Americans riding public transit in record numbers
Americans are boarding public buses, trains and subways in greater numbers than any time in half a century.
-
This man was arrested 29 times for nabbing trains, buses
Darius McCollum can explain the complicated workings of the New York City transit system with the precision of a veteran conductor. He knows every subway stop, every line, every train.
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Superstorm Sandy claims 17 lives, power out for millions in US: 10 latest developments
The US east coast awakened Tuesday to a flooded subway system, shuttered financial markets and hundreds of thousands of people without power a day after a wall of seawater and high winds slammed into the city, destroying buildings and flooding tunnels.
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Superstorm Sandy leaves 16 dead
Superstorm Sandy slammed into the New Jersey coastline with 80 mph (130 kph) and hurled a record-breaking 13-foot (4-meter) surge of seawater at New York City, flooding tunnels, highways, subway stations and the electrical system that powers Wall Street. At least 16 deaths were blamed on the storm.
