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Monet’s Le Grand Canal et Santa Maria della Salute sells for record £45 million

The piece has joined a series of Monet masterworks that have sold for more than £40.1 million in consecutive New York sales at Sotheby’s.

The Independent UK

New York's Governor Wants to 'Silence' Constitutionally Protected Speech

In response to the Buffalo massacre, Gov. Kathy Hochul invoked a hoary analogy to justify censorship.

Reason

Cardinals outrun Mets to break tie for Game 2 win, split doubleheader

NEW YORK – It wasn’t the swing that he’s been working on or the moment that he’s been chasing during this slow start, but it was enough to get the single run the Cardinals needed.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Stefan Bondy: Luck not on Knicks’ side — again — as they fail to move up in NBA draft lottery, will pick 11th

NEW YORK — Lottery luck still alludes the Knicks.

Tribune News Service

Blinken to highlight food security in U.N. meetings

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel to New York this week to chair a United Nations meeting on food security and discuss its link with conflict with the Security Council, the State Department said on Tuesday.

Reuters

NYC enters ‘high’ COVID-19 alert status

NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams upgraded New York City’s COVID-19 alert status to high on Tuesday due to a surge in people testing positive and being hospitalized for the virus.

Tribune News Service

Trevor Williams sets the tone as Mets pick up Game 1 win in doubleheader vs. Cards

NEW YORK — The Mets offense did its part, knocking in a few runs early, and it was up to the spot starter in Game 1 of Tuesday’s doubleheader to keep the Cardinals off the board.

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The Knicks could use some luck in the NBA draft lottery, but history isn’t on their side

The New York Knicks got lucky in the first NBA draft lottery, landing the ultimate prize of Patrick Ewing, who became an 11-time All-Star.

USA Today Sports Media Group

New York Cannabis Lawyers Join Prince Lobel As Firm Expands To NYC Where Industry Will Soon Boom

Prince Lobel, a cannabis industry leader in the legal profession, is expanding its offices to New York City and White Plains and has tapped New York's most sought-after cannabis lawyers: James K. Landau, Douglas S. Trokie and David C. Holland,

Benzinga

Contemporary art to the metaverse – Takashi Murakami's poppy trip

Takashi Murakami is known for blending pop art and Asian fine arts, but for his latest exhibition in New York, he is moving into the metaverse.

Bangkok Post

New Yorkers who helped catch subway shooter in danger of being deported

The woman who recorded video of the incident and gave her cell phone to police is one of those in danger because of her immigrant status

The Independent UK

Grubhub customers report issues during New York City free lunch promo

Grubhub customers reported down servers and closed restaurants during free lunch promo on Tuesday

The Independent UK

Mets ace Jacob deGrom’s third MRI in six weeks shows more healing from stress reaction

NEW YORK — Perhaps the Mets can rename their MRI scanner the “Jacob deGrom Tube.”

Tribune News Service

Biden condemns ‘evil’ of white supremacy after mass shooting

Ten Black people were killed at a market in Buffalo, New York, by a white teenager espousing racist theories.

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France 24

Racism going mainstream? Buffalo shooting inspired by far-right conspiracy theories

He is not a lone wolf. The 18-year-old who travelled to Buffalo, New York to livestream a shooting spree targeting Black shoppers had the complicity of an "anything goes" internet where hate can spread at the speed of light, and a "land of the free" mantra where he could buy…

The Independent UK

New York donors give $1M to 3 Tulsa Race Massacre survivors

The three known living survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre are receiving a $1 million donation from a New York philanthropic organization

The Independent UK

New York City placed on ‘high’ Covid alert amid rising cases

Move came just one day after US death toll from virus hit one million

Inverse

Look up! A skyscraper-sized asteroid is wandering toward Earth

2022 GU6 is classified as an Apollo asteroid, with a diameter approximately between 60m and 150m. (On the larger side, that’s about as tall as the Fuller Building, a 40-story skyscraper in New York City.)

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: Alleged Buffalo shooter spoke the language of ‘replacement.’ The GOP is fluent in it

Once again, the truism that hate speech fosters violence has been tragically reconfirmed, this time in Buffalo, New York. A white supremacist’s rampage Saturday that killed 10 was fueled by so-called replacement theory, the far-right fantasy that white Americans are being intentionally “replaced” by invaders of color to steer politics…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Macklowe Art Collection Becomes Most Expensive Ever Sold at Auction

The famed Macklowe collection, subject of a bitter divorce battle between a New York property developer and his ex-wife, became the most expensive art collection ever sold at auction Monday. Sotheby's sold its second offering of works from the collection for $246.1 million, bringing the total value of the group…

Tribune News Service

Believe it or not: NJ art collector’s tale of finding priceless Picasso work at local estate sale

NEW YORK — Imagine this: A priceless Picasso work, its existence a secret shared by few, resurfaces a half-century later. At an estate sale in suburban New Jersey. Tucked inside a frame, and hidden behind another work of art.

Tribune News Service

Dan Rodricks: In one America, a righteous stand against racism. In another, racist violence and death

On Saturday, at the very hour that the people of Chestertown, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, gathered to remember the Black man lynched there by a white mob in 1892, police say a white teenager fueled by racist hatred started shooting people at a supermarket in a Black neighborhood of Buffalo,…

The Times of India

Elon Musk sees US as 'probably' in recession lasting up to 18 months

NEW YORK: Elon Musk said that the US economy was "probably" in a recession -- a judgment at odds with economists and available data -- and cautioned companies to watch costs and cash flows.

The Independent UK

Body of 9-year-old found above New York restaurant after staff complained about odd smell

Restraunt staff noticed stench coming from the building before mother called the police

The Independent UK

Buffalo shooter's previous threat raises red-flag questions

A warning about possible violence last year involving the 18-year-old now being held in the Buffalo, New York, supermarket shooting is turning attention to New York's “red flag” law

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