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Zohran Mamdani Wants To End Gifted Programs For New York Early Graders
New York mayoral front-runner and Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani said he wants to end the city's gifted and talented program for kindergarten students in public schools, wading into a contentious issue weeks before the election.
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Eric Adams' Exit Comes Too Late To Radically Reshape New York Mayor's Race
New York City Mayor Eric Adams bowed out of his struggling reelection campaign Sunday, but the decision may be too late to fundamentally alter the outcome of the November election to replace him.
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"If You Just Want To Be Safe...": Missing Titanic Tour Leader Loved Risk
Stockton Rush, founder of the company that owns the missing submersible craft that was on its way to view the Titanic wreckage, has said safety is "pure waste."
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New York City Mayor Urges Citizens To Wear Masks For "Unprecedented" Smoke
In a city where emergencies rarely affect the steady flow of commerce, the metropolis came to a near standstill in the face of what local officials called an "unprecedented event."
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Zohran Mamdani Wants To End Gifted Programs For New York Early Graders
New York mayoral front-runner and Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani said he wants to end the city's gifted and talented program for kindergarten students in public schools, wading into a contentious issue weeks before the election.
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Eric Adams' Exit Comes Too Late To Radically Reshape New York Mayor's Race
New York City Mayor Eric Adams bowed out of his struggling reelection campaign Sunday, but the decision may be too late to fundamentally alter the outcome of the November election to replace him.
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"If You Just Want To Be Safe...": Missing Titanic Tour Leader Loved Risk
Stockton Rush, founder of the company that owns the missing submersible craft that was on its way to view the Titanic wreckage, has said safety is "pure waste."
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New York City Mayor Urges Citizens To Wear Masks For "Unprecedented" Smoke
In a city where emergencies rarely affect the steady flow of commerce, the metropolis came to a near standstill in the face of what local officials called an "unprecedented event."
