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Historic 1909 NYC Hotel About To Hit Milestone in Luxury Renovation
The hotel, dubbed the "Waldorf-Astoria of Brooklyn," is set in New York City's first-ever historic district.
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Judge Says NYC ICE Facility Was a 'Black Site' for Detainees
Conditions at 26 Federal Plaza, including severe overcrowding, forced some immigrants to self-deport, the judge found.
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Netanyahu Confronted by Protesters Including Celebrities Ahead of UN Speech
About 100 protesters were detained outside the UN ahead of Netanyahu's speech, including Susan Sarandon.
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Ole Miss Coach Pete Golding Gives Trinidad Chambliss the Ultimate Compliment
Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss is off to a hot start, and Pete Golding gave him one of the highest compliments a coach can give.
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Arch Manning Draws Blunt Criticism Ahead of Texas Clash With Tennessee
As a matchup looms against Tennessee, Arch Manning drew strong criticism for his performances so far this season.
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Ravens Facing Growing Concern Over Star WR Zay Flowers
Zay Flowers' status is drawing concern again this week as the Ravens prepare to face the Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro.
Sport
NFL Hits 49ers' Kyle Juszczyk With Hefty Fine Over Controversial Celebration
49ers star FB Kyle Juszczyk was hit with a hefty NFL fine over a touchdown celebration the league called 'poor taste.'
Politics
Giants ‘Mom of the Year’ Shows Why Women Need to Put Down the Plates
A video of a mother carrying her baby and a man’s food at the Giants-Twins game spoke to moms everywhere. Help her, sir!
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Noah’s Ark Hunters Share Update, Declare ‘We’re Going In’
"We believe the Durupınar Formation is the remains of Noah’s Ark," one hunter said.
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New Hampshire Libertarian 'Vote GOP' Message Backs Assassinating Democrats
The Libertarian Party of New Hampshire is calling for political violence against Democrats throughout the Granite State.
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I Wrote a Play About Crypto's Outlaws; the Sequel Had to Be About Power
The central question of Bitcoin is about self-sovereignty: Who owns your money, and, by extension, who owns your data?
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Oregon Hit With Blunt Warning Ahead of Crucial USC Showdown
Oregon faces a critical test at USC this weekend, and one analyst warns that a loss could all but end the Ducks' playoff chances.
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Maps Show States To Be Most Impacted by El Niño, Nor'easter, Polar Vortex
A powerful nor’easter is expected to hit the East Coast this weekend, while El Niño and the polar vortex may shape months ahead.
Politics
Sean McVay Reveals Troubling Update on Puka Nacua's Injury
Rams coach Sean McVay gave a concerning update on Puka Nacua's hip injury ahead of their Week 3 matchup with the Broncos.
Politics
Stephen A Smith Delivers Bold Take for Giants to Get Shedeur Sanders
Stephen A. Smith suggested the Giants pursue Browns backup quarterback Shedeur Sanders after Jaxson Dart's injury.
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Exoplanet Radio Signal Discovery Boosts Habitable World Search
The discovery could help astronomers determine whether an outer world is suitable for life.
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Lawyers Face Patchwork of AI Rules as Courts Punish Hallucinated Filings
AI is reshaping legal work as firms navigate evolving rules, court sanctions and the limits of human oversight.
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Abdul El Sayed Targeted At Town Hall Over Response To Iran Leader's Death
The Democratic US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed was confronted by a student from Michigan.
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Routine Scan Millions Already Get May Hold Clues to Future Brain Decline
According to the researchers, this scan is among the most common imaging tests in older adults.
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'American Idol' Caleb Flynn Trial: Five Biggest Bombshells
Flynn, 40, is accused of fatally shooting his wife, Ashley Flynn, in their Tipp City, Ohio, home.
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Mortgage Rates Break 7% Threshold: What It Means For Millions of Homeowners
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Why 5 Is Becoming Trump’s Nightmare Number
Everywhere you look, there’s a five right now. Even the good fives are bad.
Politics
Smoking Death Risk Appears to Be Rising—Study Finds a Surprising Reason
While the rates of tobacco use are dropping, the risk of a smoker dying from a smoking-related disease appears to be rising.
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UK Launches Space Squadron as Russia Ramps Up Satellite Threats
A new unit aims to disrupt space threats, protect British satellites, warn of incoming missile attacks and provide communications.
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