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Apartment Prices Have Risen Every Single Week For A Year In This City
Seoul's population of 9.3 million exceeds the number of people living in New York City in a space that's about 75% the size of the American city.
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Why Pakistan Wants A Billion Dollars For Roosevelt Hotel In New York, Once Its Most Valuable Foreign Address
Pakistan is seeking at least USD 1 billion for New York's Roosevelt Hotel, a key overseas asset, aiming to attract a redevelopment partner
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Trump Says Will Sue New York Times Over Unfavorable Opinion Poll
US President Donald Trump announced Thursday he will sue The New York Times for publishing an opinion poll that found steadily sliding support from voters for the Republican right-winger.
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Meta Plans To Cut Around 10% Of Jobs In Reality Labs Division: Report
Meta plans to cut around 10% of the employees in its Reality Labs division who work on products including the metaverse, the New York Times reported on Monday, citing three people with knowledge of the discussions.
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US To Maintain Oversight Of Venezuela Much Longer Than 1 Year, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said the US will maintain oversight of Venezuela "much longer" than a year and his own judgment is the only limit to his global power, according to a New York Times interview published on Thursday.
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NASA To Shut Largest Library, "Toss Away" Books? What Space Agency's Head Said
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has hit out at the New York Times (NYT) over its report that the space agency's largest library at the Goddard Space Flight Center will be permanently closing, and books will be tossed away.
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World Welcomes 2026 With Fireworks, Light Shows And Quiet Reflections
From Sydney to Paris to New York City, crowds rang in the new year with exuberant celebrations filled with thunderous fireworks or light shows, while others took a more subdued approach.
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Pics: Times Square To Burj Khalifa, How The World Welcomed 2026
New Year 2026: Countries around the welcomed the New Year with grand celebrations, countdown parties and festive gatherings.
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Watch: Times Square Ball Drop Rings In 2026 In New York City
The world welcomed 2026 at 12 am on January 1. Crowds rang in the New Year with exuberant celebrations filled with thunderous fireworks or light shows.
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In A First For New York City, Zohran Mamdani To Take Oath As Mayor On Quran
Incoming Mayor Zohran Mamdani will take his midnight oath of office on a centuries-old Quran, marking the first time a mayor of New York City uses Islams holy text to be sworn in and underscoring a series of historic firsts for the city.
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New York Times Reporter, Authors Sue Google, OpenAI, Meta Over AI-Based Copyright Infringement
A group of authors, including New York Times reporter John Carreyrou, has filed a copyright lawsuit against several major AI companies, alleging unauthorised use of their books to train models. Defendants named in the complaint include Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Perplexity, and xAI, the first time the Elon Musk-owned AI firm has been sued on ...
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Lawsuits And Settlements: A Look At Trump's Fight With News Organisations
President Donald Trump's contentious relationship with news organizations has led to a host of disputes and legal battles, the latest a lawsuit accusing the BBC of defamation and deceptive and unfair trade practices.
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Smoothies Just Made It To The New York Times' List Of "Most Stylish People Of 2025"
Erewhon collaboration smoothies are featured on the recently unveiled list of the "67 Most Stylish People" of 2025 by The New York Times. Here's how the drinks became style icons.
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Pope Leo, Indonesian Aura Farming Kid Among New York Times' 2025 Style Icons
Pope Leo XIV, the Indonesian aura farming' preteen and tennis star Naomi Osaka's Labubu were among celebrities, athletes and political figures, who defined what it means to be stylish this year.
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New York Times Sues Pentagon Over Restrictive Media Policy
The New York Times on Thursday filed a lawsuit challenging the Pentagon's new restrictive media policy, saying it was unconstitutional and asking a...
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Apartment Prices Have Risen Every Single Week For A Year In This City
Seoul's population of 9.3 million exceeds the number of people living in New York City in a space that's about 75% the size of the American city.
-
Why Pakistan Wants A Billion Dollars For Roosevelt Hotel In New York, Once Its Most Valuable Foreign Address
Pakistan is seeking at least USD 1 billion for New York's Roosevelt Hotel, a key overseas asset, aiming to attract a redevelopment partner
-
Trump Says Will Sue New York Times Over Unfavorable Opinion Poll
US President Donald Trump announced Thursday he will sue The New York Times for publishing an opinion poll that found steadily sliding support from voters for the Republican right-winger.
-
Meta Plans To Cut Around 10% Of Jobs In Reality Labs Division: Report
Meta plans to cut around 10% of the employees in its Reality Labs division who work on products including the metaverse, the New York Times reported on Monday, citing three people with knowledge of the discussions.
-
US To Maintain Oversight Of Venezuela Much Longer Than 1 Year, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said the US will maintain oversight of Venezuela "much longer" than a year and his own judgment is the only limit to his global power, according to a New York Times interview published on Thursday.
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NASA To Shut Largest Library, "Toss Away" Books? What Space Agency's Head Said
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has hit out at the New York Times (NYT) over its report that the space agency's largest library at the Goddard Space Flight Center will be permanently closing, and books will be tossed away.
-
World Welcomes 2026 With Fireworks, Light Shows And Quiet Reflections
From Sydney to Paris to New York City, crowds rang in the new year with exuberant celebrations filled with thunderous fireworks or light shows, while others took a more subdued approach.
-
Pics: Times Square To Burj Khalifa, How The World Welcomed 2026
New Year 2026: Countries around the welcomed the New Year with grand celebrations, countdown parties and festive gatherings.
-
Watch: Times Square Ball Drop Rings In 2026 In New York City
The world welcomed 2026 at 12 am on January 1. Crowds rang in the New Year with exuberant celebrations filled with thunderous fireworks or light shows.
-
In A First For New York City, Zohran Mamdani To Take Oath As Mayor On Quran
Incoming Mayor Zohran Mamdani will take his midnight oath of office on a centuries-old Quran, marking the first time a mayor of New York City uses Islams holy text to be sworn in and underscoring a series of historic firsts for the city.
-
New York Times Reporter, Authors Sue Google, OpenAI, Meta Over AI-Based Copyright Infringement
A group of authors, including New York Times reporter John Carreyrou, has filed a copyright lawsuit against several major AI companies, alleging unauthorised use of their books to train models. Defendants named in the complaint include Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Perplexity, and xAI, the first time the Elon Musk-owned AI firm has been sued on ...
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Lawsuits And Settlements: A Look At Trump's Fight With News Organisations
President Donald Trump's contentious relationship with news organizations has led to a host of disputes and legal battles, the latest a lawsuit accusing the BBC of defamation and deceptive and unfair trade practices.
-
Smoothies Just Made It To The New York Times' List Of "Most Stylish People Of 2025"
Erewhon collaboration smoothies are featured on the recently unveiled list of the "67 Most Stylish People" of 2025 by The New York Times. Here's how the drinks became style icons.
-
Pope Leo, Indonesian Aura Farming Kid Among New York Times' 2025 Style Icons
Pope Leo XIV, the Indonesian aura farming' preteen and tennis star Naomi Osaka's Labubu were among celebrities, athletes and political figures, who defined what it means to be stylish this year.
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New York Times Sues Pentagon Over Restrictive Media Policy
The New York Times on Thursday filed a lawsuit challenging the Pentagon's new restrictive media policy, saying it was unconstitutional and asking a...
