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Viral: Masked "Cheeseball Man" Draws Huge Crowds In New York, Takes Internet By Storm
Cheeseball Man: On April 27, 2024, huge crowds gathered in Union Square Park in New York City to watch a masked man gulp down a jar of cheeseballs.
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Life-Sized Mahatma Gandhi Statue Vandalised In New York
A life-sized bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi, located at Union Square near Manhattan, was vandalised on Saturday, an act strongly condemned as despicable' by the Consulate General of India.
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Tribal Products From India Turn Heads At Event In New York's Times Square
Stalls showcasing tribal products were the centre of attraction at an event organised by the Consulate General of India in New York to celebrate the International Day of Yoga, the Union Tribal Affairs Ministry said on Tuesday.
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NYC Holiday: Why You Must Take A Food Tour In New York City
What's the best way to spend a day in New York City? When you have more than a few days in the city, wouldn't you want to do more? Something a little more immersive, something that gives you a taste of the less-touristy things.The Slice of Brooklyn, Pizza Tour. It's one of the most popular tours in NYC
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#PantsuitPosse Stages Flash Mob For Hillary Clinton In New York City
A group of over 150 dancers, who call themselves the #PantsuitPosse, just staged the most epic flash mob in support of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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New York Lights World Trade Center Red, White and Blue
New York lit One World Trade Center, the tallest building in America, red, white and blue in solidarity with France after attackers killed at least 120 people in Paris.
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More Than 100 Arrested at New York Police Protests
More than 100 people were arrested in New York at protests over alleged police brutality against African Americans, officials said Thursday.
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Thousands protest in New York over George Zimmerman's acquittal in Trayvon Martin shooting case
Thousands protested in New York on Sunday against the acquittal of neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman, a day after his trial for killing unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin ended in Florida.
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Turkish protesters party in Taksim Square despite government's call to end agitation
Hundreds of anti-government demonstrators chanted and sang in Istanbul's Taksim Square early on Thursday, defying an order to end almost two weeks of protests against Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan.
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Demi Moore's daughter Scout Willis rejects plea deal
Scout Willis has rejected an offer to plead guilty following her arrest on suspicion of underage drinking.
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In Union square, New York's first Sufi music festival
Hands waved overhead. Voices shouted lyrics and whooped with delight. Children were hoisted onto parents' shoulders. In the tightly packed crowd a few dancers made room to jump. T-shirts were tossed to fans from the stage. Yet in the songs that Abida Parveen was singing, saints were praised. They were Islamic saints, the poets and philosophers reve...
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No threat in vehicle spotted in New York Union Square
New York City police evacuated part of an apartment building and blocked off some streets near Manhattan's Union Square after a Thursday night report of a suspicious vehicle with gas in the back seat, but nothing threatening was found.NYPD investigators located the owner of the 1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera, which was parked in front of the Con Edi...
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Viral: Masked "Cheeseball Man" Draws Huge Crowds In New York, Takes Internet By Storm
Cheeseball Man: On April 27, 2024, huge crowds gathered in Union Square Park in New York City to watch a masked man gulp down a jar of cheeseballs.
-
Life-Sized Mahatma Gandhi Statue Vandalised In New York
A life-sized bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi, located at Union Square near Manhattan, was vandalised on Saturday, an act strongly condemned as despicable' by the Consulate General of India.
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Tribal Products From India Turn Heads At Event In New York's Times Square
Stalls showcasing tribal products were the centre of attraction at an event organised by the Consulate General of India in New York to celebrate the International Day of Yoga, the Union Tribal Affairs Ministry said on Tuesday.
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NYC Holiday: Why You Must Take A Food Tour In New York City
What's the best way to spend a day in New York City? When you have more than a few days in the city, wouldn't you want to do more? Something a little more immersive, something that gives you a taste of the less-touristy things.The Slice of Brooklyn, Pizza Tour. It's one of the most popular tours in NYC
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#PantsuitPosse Stages Flash Mob For Hillary Clinton In New York City
A group of over 150 dancers, who call themselves the #PantsuitPosse, just staged the most epic flash mob in support of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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New York Lights World Trade Center Red, White and Blue
New York lit One World Trade Center, the tallest building in America, red, white and blue in solidarity with France after attackers killed at least 120 people in Paris.
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More Than 100 Arrested at New York Police Protests
More than 100 people were arrested in New York at protests over alleged police brutality against African Americans, officials said Thursday.
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Thousands protest in New York over George Zimmerman's acquittal in Trayvon Martin shooting case
Thousands protested in New York on Sunday against the acquittal of neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman, a day after his trial for killing unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin ended in Florida.
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Turkish protesters party in Taksim Square despite government's call to end agitation
Hundreds of anti-government demonstrators chanted and sang in Istanbul's Taksim Square early on Thursday, defying an order to end almost two weeks of protests against Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan.
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Demi Moore's daughter Scout Willis rejects plea deal
Scout Willis has rejected an offer to plead guilty following her arrest on suspicion of underage drinking.
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In Union square, New York's first Sufi music festival
Hands waved overhead. Voices shouted lyrics and whooped with delight. Children were hoisted onto parents' shoulders. In the tightly packed crowd a few dancers made room to jump. T-shirts were tossed to fans from the stage. Yet in the songs that Abida Parveen was singing, saints were praised. They were Islamic saints, the poets and philosophers reve...
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No threat in vehicle spotted in New York Union Square
New York City police evacuated part of an apartment building and blocked off some streets near Manhattan's Union Square after a Thursday night report of a suspicious vehicle with gas in the back seat, but nothing threatening was found.NYPD investigators located the owner of the 1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera, which was parked in front of the Con Edi...
