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An 18-Year-Old Tourist Died And 22 Others Were Injured After A Car Drove Into People In Times Square
“There is no indication that this was an act of terrorism,” said New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said of the driver, who was taken into custody shortly after the incident.
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Choose Six Photos Of NYC And We’ll Reveal What Kind Of Tourist You Are
These Nikon Love Letter Campaign photos capture the best of the city.
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This Rogue Florist Is Basically The Banksy Of Flower Arranging
Many of them are displayed in trash can “vases.”
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Freelancing Just Got A Little Less Horrible
The New York City act makes it easier for freelancers to collect payment they’re owed. And it’s made unlikely allies of on-demand companies and labor advocates.
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This Is What The Met Gala Looked Like In The 2000s
A look back at the Met Gala during the 2000s, presented by Getty Images.
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Juno Promised It Was Better Than Uber, But Now Its Drivers Feel Cheated
Juno sold to Gett, another ride-hail company, for $200 million.
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This Is What Dating On Tinder Looks Like In New York City
“I turned my discomfort into a visual diary — it was a sort of therapy.”
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NYC Plans To Force Uber To Add A Driver Tipping Option To Its App
The NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission said Monday it will write a rule requiring Uber to offer an in-app tipping option, which drivers have long called for.
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New York City To Pay HIV-Positive Man Denied Job With NYPD $50,000
Raymond Parker says he was unfairly denied a job as an NYPD 911 operator based on his HIV-positive status.
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17 Incredible Pictures That Will Change Your Idea Of The 1960s
A new photo book by artist Larry Fink offers a candid view of life during the 1960s.
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Build Your Dream Home And We’ll Tell You What City You Should Move To
The world is your oyster.
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This Mesmerizing Food Quiz Will Reveal Where You Should Live
Live near food.
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15 Eerie Pictures Of An Empty NYC
The streets were deserted AF.
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Kalief Browder’s Family Was About To Settle His Lawsuit — Now Everything Is On Hold
The older brother of Kalief Browder, the New York City man who killed himself after being held for three years at Rikers Island without being charged with a crime, spoke to BuzzFeed News about the long struggle to get their family justice.
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30 Photos That Show Just How Insane The ’90s Club Scene Really Was
A look back at NYC’s wildest clubs of the 1990s, presented by Getty Images.
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What It Was Like To Love Oliver Sacks
“I just want to enjoy your nextness and nearness,” O says.
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Museum Shuts Down Shia LaBeouf’s Anti-Trump Art Installation, Citing Violence
In the three weeks that the exhibit was live, LaBeouf was arrested for assaulting a protester, and others faced threats of violence.
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Which NYC Borough Should You Live In?
Where in the Empire State should your mind be?
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Yemeni Bodega Owners Say They’re Shutting Down To Take A Stand
“You can’t worry about money when you’re worried about your boys,” said Muhammad. “You have to get your boys.”
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Is Trump Grill Actually The Worst Restaurant In America?
“If you give people bad food, then you shouldn’t be running the restaurant.”
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People Dragged Conservative Laura Ingraham For This Weird Tweet Of A Liquor Bottle
“This is Mayor de Blasio’s New York.”
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Uber Sent A Creepy Email To NY Riders Ahead Of City Hearing
Uber emailed New York City riders and asked them to tweet their opposition to new data collection regulations a day ahead of a city hearing.
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1999 Was The Last Time Everything Was Fine
When I moved to New York City after college in 1999, it felt like anything was possible. But things were about to change more quickly than anyone knew.
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Meet The Gay Couple Featured On The Walls Of New York City’s Newest Subway Line
The subway mosaic is believed to be the first permanent piece of LGBT public art in New York.
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16 Classic NYC Spots That Closed Forever In 2016
Another year, another handful of gay bars, record stores and book shops bite the dust. But hey, on the bright side, there’s plenty of brand new luxury condos!
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Governor Cuomo Announces Plan To Preserve “Subway Therapy” Post-Its
“Today, we preserve a powerful symbol that shows how New Yorkers of all ages, races and religions came together to say we are one family, one community and we will not be torn apart,” the governor said.
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Proposed NYC Law Would Create A Public Database Of Ride-Hail Sexual Assault Reports
The legislation comes nine months after a BuzzFeed News report on sexual assault and harassment complaints in Uber’s customer service database.
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This Is What Muslim American Youth Looks Like In New York City
“When you are deprived of a chance to share your voice, you have to yell louder.”
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How Delivering Meals To Seniors Showed Me The Real New York
After years of living in a place I couldn’t really know, it was volunteering with a meal delivery service — and meeting the people who needed those meals — that finally opened New York City up to me.
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Rudy Giuliani’s Onetime Rivals Have New Worries Over His Civil Liberties Record
The former New York city mayor has been reported to be the frontrunner for secretary of state or attorney general in the Trump administration.
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