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U.S. NEWS
Cages With 'Kids' Pop Up Around NYC To Protest Immigrant Detention
By Sarah Ruiz-Grossman
The art installations were meant to bring awareness to the horrific conditions children and other migrants face at the southern U.S. border.
U.S. NEWS
FAA Says Pilot Killed In New York Helicopter Crash Shouldn't Have Been In Air
By Julian Shen-Berro
The pilot, who crashed atop a midtown Manhattan high-rise, was not licensed to fly in the kind of weather the city had that day.
CRIME
Muslim Woman Investigated Her Own Hate Crime After NYPD Dismissed Her Case
By Rowaida Abdelaziz
“I told myself I wasn’t going to be one of those cases that got abandoned,” said Fatoumata Camara, who dug up video proving she was beaten and robbed.
U.S. NEWS
States Are Adding Toll Roads To Raise Money. Some Drivers Have To Pay More.
By Stateline, Editorial Partner
Critics say the practice lacks transparency.
QUEER VOICES
Catch A Sneak Peek At 'NYC's Largest' Rainbow Pride Flag
By Curtis M. Wong
The steps at Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island are getting a colorful World Pride makeover that's being billed as a record breaker.
POLITICS
New York Considering Bill To Ban 'Pink Tax' Pricing Disparities
By Gavrielle Jacobovitz
“It’s incumbent on us in the state legislature to ... make sure that consumers are not being taken advantage of,” Assemblywoman Nily Rozic (D) told HuffPost.
U.S. NEWS
Pilot Dead As Helicopter Crash-Lands On Midtown Manhattan Roof
By Julian Shen-Berro
In a press conference at the scene, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) said there is no indication this was anything more than an emergency landing.
ENTERTAINMENT
Cuba Gooding Jr. Allegedly Gropes Woman At New York City Club
By Ron Dicker
A woman accused the Oscar-winning actor of grabbing her breast, and police say they are investigating a possible charge of forcible touching.
ENTERTAINMENT
2019 Tony Awards: All The Looks You Have To See From The Red Carpet
By Cole Delbyck
The awards show paid tribute to pride month with a rainbow-themed carpet.
POLITICS
New York City Bills Would Set The Stage To Replace Rikers Island Jail With A Solar Farm
By Alexander C. Kaufman
Queens produces much of the city's dirty electricity and houses most of its prisoners. A new package of bills aims to "right wrongs."
POLITICS
'Central Park Five' To Trump: Death Penalty Ad Put A 'Bounty On Our Head'
By Sara Boboltz
While the falsely accused men were honored this week, a publisher dropped one of the prosecutors from the botched case.
ENVIRONMENT
Is Climate Change Really Driving The Ratpocalypse?
By Naveena Sadasivam, Grist
Rats are not well understood. New York City alone has a rat population that could range from 2 million to 32 million.
POLITICS
Several Trump Tower Sales In The Toilet, Chris Hayes Taunts On MSNBC
By Mary Papenfuss
“It’s a bloodbath ... all seemingly due to the five letters on the front of the building," Hayes quips.
QUEER VOICES
Activists Marsha P. Johnson And Sylvia Rivera To Be Honored In New York Monument
By Kimberley Richards
People that identify as "trans are going to be able to see themselves reflected in this important point of the city," transgender activist Cecilia Gentili said.
ENTERTAINMENT
Jennifer Hudson Blows Crowd Away In Surprise Performance Honoring Aretha Franklin
By Kimberley Richards
The singer said her flight to New York City was canceled, so she traveled nearly 13 hours by tour bus to honor the "Queen of Soul" at the Pulitzer Prize ceremony.
ENVIRONMENT
Tornado Rips Through Kansas City Suburbs As Vicious Storms Move East
By Julie Wright and John Hanna, AP
The latest round of damaging weather in the central U.S. came a day after violent storms killed one person and injured at least 130 in Indiana and Ohio.
CULTURE & ARTS
15 Amazing Photos You Missed This Week
By Chris McGonigal
A perfect New York City moonrise, an epic beard and a giant Buddha round out this week's top images.
POLITICS
Rep. Jerry Nadler 'Feeling Much Better' After Sudden Health Scare
By Amy Russo
The House Judiciary Committee chairman appeared to faint during a New York City news conference with Mayor Bill de Blasio.
POLITICS
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Endorses Progressive Candidate For Queens Prosecutor
By Daniel Marans
Tiffany Cabán shares many of the congresswoman's progressive ideals and supporters.
MEDIA
New Yorkers Have No Time For 'Fox & Friends' Host Steve Doocy
By David Moye
The Fox News host had a hard time finding people willing to talk to him on camera Monday morning.
POLITICS
Bill De Blasio Is Running For President
By Ryan Grenoble and Antonia Blumberg
The New York City mayor joins more than 20 other Democrats — including two mayors — in an ever-crowded field.
POLITICS
Anthony Weiner Released After Serving Time For Sexting Teen Girl
By Antonia Blumberg
The former congressman served 18 months of a 21-month sentence for sending explicit text messages to a teenager.
COMEDY
'The Daily Show' Debuts Lowlights Tour Of Donald Trump's New York
By Lee Moran
“Like Frank Sinatra and a rat dragging pizza down the stairs, Donald Trump and New York City are inextricably linked."
ENTERTAINMENT
Jay-Z Pays Tribute To Nipsey Hussle With Freestyle At New York City Concert
By Kimberley Richards
"I never dreamed he’d get killed in a place that he called home," the music mogul rapped during his performance.
CRIME
Fake Heiress Anna Delvey, Who Tricked New York's Elite, Found Guilty In Fraud Trial
By Carla Herreria
Anna Sorokin, aka Anna Delvey and "The SoHo Grifter," had scammed hotels, friends and banks for big bucks.
WEDDINGS
NYC Woman MacGyvers Her Wedding Ring Out Of A Sidewalk Grate, Crowd Cheers Her On
By Jenna Amatulli
Instead of dealing with Con Ed, Kate Ray took matters into her own hands, went to Duane Reade, and managed to get her ring back herself.
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