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Jul 16

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An artist’s Brief But Spectacular take on New York City’s family tomb

New York City's Hart Island is the final resting place for more than a million unclaimed bodies. In 2018, artist Melinda Hunt launched the Hart Island Project, which has mapped the entire island and published the stories of more than…

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Jul 12

Steve Bannon ordered to pay nearly $500,000 in unpaid legal bills

By Jake Offenhartz, Associated Press

The far-right strategist and longtime ally of former President Donald Trump was sued this year for allegedly stiffing the Manhattan law firm that defended him against a cascade of legal troubles in recent years.

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Jun 27

Misconduct by federal jail guards led to Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide, DOJ watchdog says

By Michael R. Sisak, Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press

The Justice Department’s watchdog said Tuesday that negligence, misconduct and poor job performance by the federal Bureau of Prisons and workers at the New York City jail enabled Epstein to take his own life in August 2019.

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Jun 22

Rep. George Santos’ relatives signed his bail bond to keep him out of jail while awaiting trial

By Jake Offenhartz, Associated Press

The documents revealed that the Republican's congressman's father, Gercino dos Santos Jr., and an aunt, Elma Preven, co-signed the $500,000 bond that enabled his pretrial release as he awaits trial on federal charges.

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Jun 04

Tiananmen Square memorial exhibit opens in New York City as China curbs reminders

By Bobby Caina Calvan, Associated Press

Blood-soaked banners, newspaper clippings, letters and a tent used by student protesters during their seven-week demonstration at Tiananmen Square are now the centerpiece of the “June 4 Memorial Exhibit,” housed on the fourth floor of a New York City office…

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May 30

NYC enacts ‘Homeless Bill of Rights,’ but doubts arise over key provisions

By Associated Press

Among the rights included in the list is the right to sleep outside and a restatement of the city's longstanding right to shelter — which could be in jeopardy if a judge grants the mayor's request to set aside the…

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May 25

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Investigation reveals culture of abuse inside New York state prisons

By Geoff Bennett, Tess Conciatori, Ian Couzens

An investigation by the Marshall Project and the New York Times sheds light on an alarming culture of abuse inside New York state prisons. A review of officer disciplinary records found hundreds of incidents of abuse and mistreatment, and a…

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May 23

Trump makes video appearance in New York criminal case, trial date tentatively set for late March

By Michael R. Sisak, Associated Press

Trump was spared a personal appearance at the courthouse, avoiding the mammoth security and logistical challenges that accompanied his arraignment last month.

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May 14

Victims of Buffalo supermarket mass shooting remembered 1 year after racist massacre

By Carolyn Thompson, Associated Press

The city of Buffalo will pause Sunday to mark the passing of one year since a gunman killed 10 people and wounded three others in a racist attack that targeted Black people at a city supermarket.

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May 12

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Man who put Jordan Neely in fatal chokehold released on bond after manslaughter arrest

By Geoff Bennett

Daniel Penny, the Marine veteran who put Jordan Neely in a fatal chokehold on a New York City subway was charged with second-degree manslaughter. Penny surrendered to police Friday and was released on bond. The killing touched off protests in…

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