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"Get The Job Done": Trump Says Expand Efforts To Deport Illegal Immigrants
President Donald Trump on Sunday said efforts to deport people who are illegally in the United States must be expanded, including from cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, which have seen protests since immigration raids were ramped up.
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New York City Bans TikTok On Government Devices Over Security Concerns
TikTok "posed a security threat to the city's technical networks," the administration of New York City Mayor Eric Adams said in a statement.
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Wall Street Journal, New York Times Among Pulitzer Winners
The Los Angeles Times won the Pulitzer Prize for breaking news for revealing a secretly recorded conversation among city officials that included racist comments, the award administrator said on Monday.
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US Eases Restrictions On Iranian Diplomats' Movements In New York
The United States said Thursday it was easing draconian restrictions imposed by Donald Trump's administration on movements of Iranian diplomats accredited at the United Nations, headquartered in New York City, as part of a bid to reduce tensions.
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White House, CNN Engage In War Of Words Over Explosives Packages
The White House has accused the CNN of dividing America as the news network criticised the Trump administration for a "total and complete lack of understanding" of the seriousness of its attacks on the media following the discovery of an explosive package sent to CNN's New York City office.
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'US Safe For Indians': Damage Control Mode Sets In After Student's Death
America is a safe place for students - this is the message the US administration is out to convey as concern about safety is seeping into campuses. Last week, an Indian student from New York's Cornell university, Aalaap Narasipura, was found dead near Fall Creek in New York. Police say they don't suspect murder, but it has led to some unease among ...
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US To Charge Iranians In Cyber Attacks Including New York Dam: Sources
The Obama administration is expected to blame Iranian hackers as soon as today for a coordinated campaign of cyber attacks in 2012 and 2013 on a suburban New York City dam and several other targets, possibly including multiple US banks, sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters.
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New York City Turns Tide on Homeless US Navy Veterans
Four years ago Craig Hinds was homeless. A US Navy vet who served back-to-back tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, he had no job and was suffering from PTSD.
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US City Health Officials Want Tighter Restrictions on E-Cigarettes
A group of urban health officials on Thursday urged the Food and Drug Administration to go beyond the regulations it proposed last week for e-cigarettes and treat them like regular cigarettes.
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Hurricane Sandy: New York City braces for wall of water
After days of seeming to take a looming superstorm in stride, New Yorkers gathered supplies or tried to get out of the way as forecasters warned that a wall of water could hit the nation's largest city.
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Muslims demand NY police chief's resignation for inflammatory film
As his administration faces a firestorm over a video shown to hundreds of police officers that depicted Muslims as extremists, New York Mayor Michael R Bloomberg conceded on Thursday that the episode had damaged relations between the city's Islamic community and the Police Department.
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Real culprit wasn't arrested, handcuffed: Krittika
Krittika Biswas, the daughter of an Indian diplomat, hit out at the New York City administration for behaving in a highly prejudiced manner in arresting her in an alleged case of obscene emails sent to two teachers in her school. Ms Biswas said the real culprit was not even arrested or handcuffed.Krittika, who was wrongly arrested and subsequently ...
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"Get The Job Done": Trump Says Expand Efforts To Deport Illegal Immigrants
President Donald Trump on Sunday said efforts to deport people who are illegally in the United States must be expanded, including from cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, which have seen protests since immigration raids were ramped up.
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New York City Bans TikTok On Government Devices Over Security Concerns
TikTok "posed a security threat to the city's technical networks," the administration of New York City Mayor Eric Adams said in a statement.
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Wall Street Journal, New York Times Among Pulitzer Winners
The Los Angeles Times won the Pulitzer Prize for breaking news for revealing a secretly recorded conversation among city officials that included racist comments, the award administrator said on Monday.
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US Eases Restrictions On Iranian Diplomats' Movements In New York
The United States said Thursday it was easing draconian restrictions imposed by Donald Trump's administration on movements of Iranian diplomats accredited at the United Nations, headquartered in New York City, as part of a bid to reduce tensions.
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White House, CNN Engage In War Of Words Over Explosives Packages
The White House has accused the CNN of dividing America as the news network criticised the Trump administration for a "total and complete lack of understanding" of the seriousness of its attacks on the media following the discovery of an explosive package sent to CNN's New York City office.
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'US Safe For Indians': Damage Control Mode Sets In After Student's Death
America is a safe place for students - this is the message the US administration is out to convey as concern about safety is seeping into campuses. Last week, an Indian student from New York's Cornell university, Aalaap Narasipura, was found dead near Fall Creek in New York. Police say they don't suspect murder, but it has led to some unease among ...
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US To Charge Iranians In Cyber Attacks Including New York Dam: Sources
The Obama administration is expected to blame Iranian hackers as soon as today for a coordinated campaign of cyber attacks in 2012 and 2013 on a suburban New York City dam and several other targets, possibly including multiple US banks, sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters.
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New York City Turns Tide on Homeless US Navy Veterans
Four years ago Craig Hinds was homeless. A US Navy vet who served back-to-back tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, he had no job and was suffering from PTSD.
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US City Health Officials Want Tighter Restrictions on E-Cigarettes
A group of urban health officials on Thursday urged the Food and Drug Administration to go beyond the regulations it proposed last week for e-cigarettes and treat them like regular cigarettes.
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Hurricane Sandy: New York City braces for wall of water
After days of seeming to take a looming superstorm in stride, New Yorkers gathered supplies or tried to get out of the way as forecasters warned that a wall of water could hit the nation's largest city.
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Muslims demand NY police chief's resignation for inflammatory film
As his administration faces a firestorm over a video shown to hundreds of police officers that depicted Muslims as extremists, New York Mayor Michael R Bloomberg conceded on Thursday that the episode had damaged relations between the city's Islamic community and the Police Department.
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Real culprit wasn't arrested, handcuffed: Krittika
Krittika Biswas, the daughter of an Indian diplomat, hit out at the New York City administration for behaving in a highly prejudiced manner in arresting her in an alleged case of obscene emails sent to two teachers in her school. Ms Biswas said the real culprit was not even arrested or handcuffed.Krittika, who was wrongly arrested and subsequently ...
