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Chelsea explosion turns salon into makeshift first aid station
As people ran up the street, some took cover in the salon.
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Protestors greet Bratton’s retirement ceremony
Some of the protestors held news clippings featuring Eric Garner, who was placed in a lethal chokehold by NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo in 2014.
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Cyclist demand safety as fatal accidents rise.
Cyclists demand safety.
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Life jackets symbolize the plight of refugees in Brooklyn display
Oxfam America, a global organization that addresses poverty, hunger and injustice arranged used refugee life jackets on Pebble Beach at […]
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The first faculty “lockout” in history ends.
But a new contract is not in place.
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Selfies, tourists and memories of 9/11
Watch the crowd gathered at the 9/11 memorial site and you will see markers of people in service: t-shirts with the names of the fallen beneath the words, “Never Forget”, badges and pins indicating ranks, ladder numbers, and squads.
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City’s Muslims struggle to escape the shadow of 9/11
With nearly one million Muslims, New York is reportedly among the states with the highest Muslim population.
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On 9/11 mourners and tourists remember the victims
Mourners and families gather near ground zero to remember.
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The 9/11 truth from the “Truthers”
Their main allegation is that the Twin Towers and Tower 7 collapsed from a controlled demolition, and the plane crashes were just a diversion.
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The pain of 9/11 continues
Hundreds of thousands of people from 50 states and over 100 countries have visited the National September 11 Memorial & Museum since it opened five years ago.