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Teenage girl stabbed on train after ignoring man repeatedly asking her for time

A 19-year-old girl was on the train in Upper Manhattan, New York City, in the US, with her boyfriend when a stranger repeatedly asked her for the time before stabbing her in the arm

Daily Mirror

Avoid the scam that is "Inventing Anna"

As easy as it was to love the idea of Anna Delvey, Shonda Rhimes never explains why, yet says far too much

Salon

Man indicted for hate crime killing of Asian man who died eight months after assault in New York

‘As alleged, Jarrod Powell selectively attacked Mr Ma for no other reason than his race,’ Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg says

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Kristian Winfield: Inside Nets’ new math equation: Minus one, plus three and the challenge ahead

NEW YORK — When James Harden came, the mission stayed the same. And now that he’s gone, the show must go on.

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Anti-vaccine workers in NYC file last-minute lawsuit; others comply with mandate

NEW YORK — A group of anti-vaccine municipal workers in New York City launched a last-minute effort to avoid getting fired Friday as Mayor Eric Adams said other vaccine-resistant employees were finally getting the jab.

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Hillary Clinton to speak at New York Democratic convention next week

NEW YORK — Hillary Clinton is expected to speak next week at the New York state Democratic Party Convention as she seeks to raise her political profile ahead of the midterm elections.

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Richard Johnson: Exclusive East Hampton golf club shaken by head caddie’s death

NEW YORK — The super-exclusive Maidstone Club in East Hampton has been rocked by the death of “caddie master” Kevin Somers, 45, at the nearby home of another club employee, Marc Dern, 35.

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'Starstruck' Leeds United man opens up on mentor Frank Lampard ahead of Everton clash

Leeds United winger Jack Harrison played alongside Frank Lampard during the pair's stint with New York City FC

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Rocker Ian McDonald, co-founded King Crimson and Foreigner, dies at 75

A representative said McDonald died Wednesday at his home in New York City. Son Max McDonald said his father had been suffering from cancer.

Chicago Sun-Times

How Anna Delvey fooled New York, according to the cast of ‘Inventing Anna’

NEW YORK — Anna Delvey conned almost everyone she met: friends, sommeliers, designers, bankers. And she did it all in Manhattan, the most cynical place of all.

Tribune News Service

‘Inventing Anna,’ Anna Delvey and the fake German heiress who grifted Manhattan

NEW YORK — Anna Delvey was either Russian or German. Maybe she was an heiress. Or her last name was Sorokin. Today, she sits in a jail cell in upstate New York, awaiting deportation. But for a while, she had everyone fooled.

Tribune News Service

Afrofuturism showcased at Carnegie Hall in 2-month festival

Afrofuturism will be highlighted at Carnegie Hall, placing a spotlight on the movement as the bastion of New York City music and culture takes another step toward normalcy

The Independent UK

Biden will split frozen assets between 9/11 victims, Afghan aid - Roll Call

An executive order launches a plan to divide $7 billion in foreign reserves held in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Roll Call

The early risers and the night owls get to see London at peace

Everyone knows London’s loud side. The clattering Tubes, the blaring roads, the teeming streets, the parties, the pubs, the carnivals. But unlike New York, the city that never sleeps, London does have a quiet side — and it never looks so good as when it sleeps.

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The Independent UK

NYC workers face firing for not following vaccine mandate

Several thousand New York City public workers could lose their jobs Friday if they don’t show they’ve complied with the city’s mandate requiring they receive at least two shots of the COVID-19 vaccine

The Conversation

The advantages of museum philanthropy that builds staff diversity rather than new wings and galleries

Retired financier Oscar Tang, along with his wife, Agnes Hsu-Tang, are giving the Metropolitan Museum of Art US$125 million. Their gift, announced in November 2021, will help pay for a long-planned renovation of the New York City museum’s Modern and Contemporary Art wing.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Iranian President Says Tehran ‘Never Has Hope’ in Vienna Nuclear Talks

Hardline Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said on Friday Tehran "never" pins hope on ongoing talks in Vienna aimed at reviving the country's 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers. Iran and the United States resumed indirect talks in the Austrian capital on Tuesday after a 10-day break, but envoys gave little…

Evening Standard

Why are we all so obsessed with Anna Delvey?

She tricked New York’s elite and stole their money, now the heiress Anna Sorokin is back in the limelight with a Netflix show. Laura Craik examines our fascination with her

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Daily Mirror

Is Netflix's Inventing Anna a true story? Sham 'Heiress' who conned New York's elite

New Netflix show Inventing Anna is now available. The shock programme follows the life of Anna Delvey, a wealthy con artist who set out to pull the wool over the eyes of New York's elite

Tribune News Service

Editorial: What should happen after Hochul’s lifting of NY mask mandate

Getting on the blue-states-loosening-mask-rules bandwagon, Gov. Kathy Hochul Wednesday announced that she’s letting the state’s indoor face-covering mandate lapse. With COVID-19 transmission and hospitalization rates way down across New York — and 82% of adults fully vaccinated, a bulwark that is likely what kept omicron from killing in far larger…

The Guardian - US

‘A slap in the face’: pipeline violates civil rights, say New Yorkers

Residents have been protesting National Grid’s pipeline, which bypasses wealthier, whiter Brooklyn areas, since 2020

Tribune News Service

A legacy of hope: Celebrating Harriet Tubman’s 200th birthday

Before she became the historic hero known as Harriet Tubman, Araminta Ross was born in early 1822 near Cambridge on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Some 200 years later, she is celebrated as a global icon of freedom.

ABC News

Omicron has been detected in New York deer. Here are a few more animals that have contracted COVID-19

While there's no evidence to suggest the deer have been passing the virus to humans, researchers say they could be vulnerable to repeated re-infections.

The Guardian - US

‘This is a national movement’: union drives surge at US Starbucks stores

More than 70 stores in at least 20 states have now filed for union elections since the December wins in Buffalo, New York

The Guardian - US

New York’s subways are safe statistically – but that’s not the full story

Harassment often goes unreported, meaning metrics don’t always convey experiences – especially for women and people of color

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