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Is the New York I used to know gone for good?

After the terrorist attacks on 9/11, I worried constantly about unattended backpacks, mailbox bombs and transit terrorism — but never about being personally attacked. That New York City is gone, apparently.

Chicago Sun-Times

Union drive at Manhattan roastery shows spirit of Starbucks workers

Since the first successful drive in Buffalo, 18 US locations have unionized – including at the chichi New York ‘reserve’

The Guardian - US

Ex-con just out of prison goes on unprovoked Upper East Side meth rampage, attacking five strangers

An ex-con sprung from prison a month ago went on an meth-fueled rampage in Manhattan Monday morning, stabbing one stranger in back, bashing a man and woman with a bottle and punching out two men, including a 65-year-old who suffered a serious head injury, police said.

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Five New Yorkers to split $50k reward for tips that led to Brooklyn subway shooting suspect’s arrest

Members of the public reported sightings while Frank James also called Crime Stoppers himself prior to his capture

The Independent UK

Heat Biologics' Subsidiary Outlines Development of New Commercial/Biodefense Biomanufacturing Facility

Heat Biologics Inc (NYSE:HTBX) announced a planned development partnership of its Scorpion Biological Services subsidiary with a private developer, the State of Kansas, and local and university affiliates. The Company intends to utilize the new 500,000+ square foot facility for large molecule and biologics manufacturing, focusing on biodefense. In addition to servicing the Company's…

Benzinga

Five people to share $50,000 reward for tips in New York subway shooting

Frank James, 62, arrested in Manhattan a day after attack on subway in Brooklyn in which more than 20 were wounded

The Guardian - US

Brooklyn subway shooting suspect casually ate lunch at tourist hotspot Katz’s Deli before capture

Brooklyn subway shooting suspect Frank James casually ate lunch at Manhattan tourist hotspot Katz’s Deli while a huge manhunt was underway and extra police officers roamed the streets of New York City, it has been revealed.

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Mientras era buscado, el sospechoso del tiroteo en el metro de NY fue a almorzar y caminó por la ciudad

NEW YORK — Mientras la policía de Nueva York y las fuerzas del orden público recorrían la ciudad el miércoles en busca del gatillero del metro de Brooklyn, el fornido sospechoso disfrutó de algunas de las delicias culinarias de Manhattan.

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Amid NYPD manhunt, subway shooting suspect Frank James ate lunch at Katz’s Deli, walked NYC in plain view of surveillance cameras

NEW YORK — As the NYPD and federal law enforcement scoured the city for the accused Brooklyn subway shooter on Wednesday, the burly suspect enjoyed some of Manhattan’s culinary delights.

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Suspect Faces Terror Charge over New York Subway Shooting

A 62-year-old man accused of shooting 10 people and setting off smoke bombs on the New York subway was taken into custody Wednesday and faces a federal terror charge. Frank James -- who is suspected of detonating two smoke canisters on the train as it pulled into a Brooklyn station,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

A look at acts of public violence in NYC over past 40 years

The shooting this week of 10 people by a man who deployed smoke grenades and fired at least 33 shots in a commuter-packed Brooklyn subway car was hardly the first time New Yorkers have grappled with an act of violence

The Independent UK

Mammoth £100m Aquarius City plan would have given waterfront Manhattan skyline

The ambitious scheme dubbed the 'Manhattan on the Mersey' would have dwarfed the Liver Building and turned the Albert Dock into a car park

Liverpool Echo

U.S. crypto researcher sentenced to five years for helping North Korea evade sanctions

A former researcher at a high-profile cryptocurrency group was sentenced to five years and three months in prison on Tuesday for conspiring to help North Korea evade U.S. sanctions using cryptocurrency, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said.

Reuters

New York lieutenant governor quits after arrest on bribery and fraud charges

Democrat Brian Benjamin pleads not guilty in Manhattan to several charges, as arrest creates political crisis for governor Kathy Hochul

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Trump’s move to Florida may have been unexpected gift to Manhattan DA investigating his finances

Top prosecutors left New York investigation in recent weeks

The Guardian - US

Woman who falsely accused Black teen of stealing her phone pleads guilty to hate crime

Plea deal spares Miya Ponsetto of prison after charges from 2020 incident in which she tackled 14-year-old at Manhattan hotel

Wales Online

Spacey asks judge to throw out teenage sex abuse lawsuit

Oscar winner flatly denies claim of assault at Manhattan party in 1986, say lawyers

Tribune News Service

NYC can’t cancel Trump’s license for Bronx golf course, judge rules

NEW YORK — The city has no “legal foundation” to cancel its contract with former President Donald Trump’s golf course in the Bronx, a Manhattan judge ruled Friday.

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The Independent UK

Trump news – live: Mitch McConnell explains support for ex-president despite past criticism over Capitol riot

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Judge tosses Girl Scouts’ lawsuit complaining of Boy Scouts’ adoption of gender-neutral language

NEW YORK — Tough cookies, a Manhattan federal judge told the Girl Scouts on Thursday as he tossed a lawsuit complaining that the Boy Scouts’ decision to go gender neutral hurts the the girl organization’s brand.

Tribune News Service

It’s not over: Donald Trump could still face criminal charges, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg says

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump could still face criminal charges over his business dealings, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Thursday, insisting in a rare statement that he would explain his final decision to the public.

Tribune News Service

New York attorney general seeks to hold Trump in contempt of court

NEW YORK — New York Attorney General Letitia James asked a Manhattan judge Thursday to hold former President Donald Trump in contempt of court and fine him $10,000 every day until he turns over documents in her civil probe of his business dealings.

The Independent UK

New York DA’s criminal probe into Trump reviewing ‘evidence not previously explored’

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg assures public that ‘investigation continues’ following departure of prosecutors and expiration of grand jury

Chicago Sun-Times

Two more Black coaches join lawsuit against NFL alleging racial discrimination

The updated lawsuit in Manhattan federal court added coaches Steve Wilks and Ray Horton.

Benzinga

Cannabis Gifting Flourishes In Manhattan As New York Inches Toward Retail Marijuana Market Launch

New York became the 15th state to legalize recreational cannabis in March 2021 when then-Gov.

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