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New York City Becomes 1st US City To Impose $15 Congestion Toll
Traveling in New York is already costly, but it just got worse: transit authorities have approved a controversial $15 toll, set to take effect in mid-June, for motorists entering the busiest part of Manhattan.
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Elon Musk Removes Verified Check Mark From New York Times' Main Account
Elon Musk on Sunday removed the gold "verified" marker from the New York Times' main account, after the publication said it wouldn't pay for the company's verification service. The microblogging site's CEO made the decision via a tweet, as the platform transitioned to a paid verification scheme over the weekend.
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New York Times Loses Twitter Verified Badge As Elon Musk Calls It "Propaganda"
Twitter has removed the gold "verified" marker from the New York Times' main account, as CEO Elon Musk bashed the news organization as on Sunday and the platform transitioned to a paid verification scheme.
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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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White House Knew Sacked Adviser Mike Flynn Was Under Investigation: Report
Mike Flynn, Donald Trump's fired national security adviser, told the president-elect's transition team that he was the subject of a federal investigation, but was hired for the post anyway, the New York Times reported late Wednesday.
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Donald Trump's Popularity Lowest Of Any President In Decades: Polls
President-elect Donald Trump takes office this week with dismal approval and popularity numbers, according to polls out Tuesday, underscoring the deep divisions among Americans as the New York businessman prepares for his inauguration. A CNN/ORC poll showed 40 percent of respondents approved of the way Trump has been handling the transition period ...
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The World's Most Magnificent Railway Stations
Traveling provides an opportunity to discover transit points that are impossible to circumvent yet are often overlooked. Let's take a look at the most striking railway stations around the world.
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Pregnant New York Prisoners To Be Unshackled In Transit
Pregnant prisoners in New York state will no longer be shackled while in transit, a move hailed by rights groups that describe physically restricting expectant mothers as "dangerous and inhumane."
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New York Subway Train Derails Confirms NYC Transit Agency
A subway train derailed in a tunnel in the borough of Queens on Friday, but authorities said there were no immediate reports of injuries.
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New York OKs Sikh turbans for train drivers
New York's mass transit system will allow Sikh and Muslim employees to wear religious headgear after settlement on Wednesday of a federal lawsuit alleging discrimination against workers from those faiths.
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New York City Becomes 1st US City To Impose $15 Congestion Toll
Traveling in New York is already costly, but it just got worse: transit authorities have approved a controversial $15 toll, set to take effect in mid-June, for motorists entering the busiest part of Manhattan.
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Elon Musk Removes Verified Check Mark From New York Times' Main Account
Elon Musk on Sunday removed the gold "verified" marker from the New York Times' main account, after the publication said it wouldn't pay for the company's verification service. The microblogging site's CEO made the decision via a tweet, as the platform transitioned to a paid verification scheme over the weekend.
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New York Times Loses Twitter Verified Badge As Elon Musk Calls It "Propaganda"
Twitter has removed the gold "verified" marker from the New York Times' main account, as CEO Elon Musk bashed the news organization as on Sunday and the platform transitioned to a paid verification scheme.
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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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White House Knew Sacked Adviser Mike Flynn Was Under Investigation: Report
Mike Flynn, Donald Trump's fired national security adviser, told the president-elect's transition team that he was the subject of a federal investigation, but was hired for the post anyway, the New York Times reported late Wednesday.
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Donald Trump's Popularity Lowest Of Any President In Decades: Polls
President-elect Donald Trump takes office this week with dismal approval and popularity numbers, according to polls out Tuesday, underscoring the deep divisions among Americans as the New York businessman prepares for his inauguration. A CNN/ORC poll showed 40 percent of respondents approved of the way Trump has been handling the transition period ...
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The World's Most Magnificent Railway Stations
Traveling provides an opportunity to discover transit points that are impossible to circumvent yet are often overlooked. Let's take a look at the most striking railway stations around the world.
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Pregnant New York Prisoners To Be Unshackled In Transit
Pregnant prisoners in New York state will no longer be shackled while in transit, a move hailed by rights groups that describe physically restricting expectant mothers as "dangerous and inhumane."
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New York Subway Train Derails Confirms NYC Transit Agency
A subway train derailed in a tunnel in the borough of Queens on Friday, but authorities said there were no immediate reports of injuries.
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New York OKs Sikh turbans for train drivers
New York's mass transit system will allow Sikh and Muslim employees to wear religious headgear after settlement on Wednesday of a federal lawsuit alleging discrimination against workers from those faiths.
