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NYC brewery offers free beers on every visit through World Series — if you get a tattoo
A New York City brewery is offering up free beer all baseball season long, but it comes with a catch. The Torch & Crown Brewing Company said in an Instagram post it would be giving away the gratis suds to anyone who gets a tattoo at their SoHo brewery location. Even better, the tattoo would be free of charge too….
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86-year-old thrown face first into scaffolding by market thief: sources
Police are looking for a man accused of knocking a woman to the ground and knocking out several of her teeth. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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Fleeing shoplifter slams 86-year-old face first into scaffolding, knocking out teeth: sources
A woman was thrown out of a supermarket on a busy Manhattan block last weekend by an apparent shoplifter willing to clear a path to his escape, multiple law enforcement sources said. The 86-year-old Upper East Sider was leaving the store around 1:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon when her attacker came from behind and gave her a “violent push,” according to…
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Mahmoud Khalil's lawyers appear in NJ court over jurisdiction of Columbia activist's case
Lawyers for Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate student the Trump administration is trying to expel from the U.S. because of his role in campus protests against Israel, appeared on Friday before a judge in New Jersey to debate where his legal fight to be released from federal custody should play out. The government wants the case moved to Louisiana, where...
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Mahmoud Khalil lawyers fight for student's release at hearing
Tracie Strahan reporting on Khalil hearing focuses on moving case to Louisiana.
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A heart-shaped note was found in socks bound for Luigi Mangione, prosecutors say
The revelation comes after Mangione’s lawyers requested that he be allowed to have a laptop to review legal material in his cell
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After months-long legal battle, end may be near for NYC's Elizabeth Street Garden
The Elizabeth Street Garden is still open, but facing an active eviction notice. It hasn’t been shut down by New York City yet, but time seems to be ticking for the beloved picturesque sanctuary in Manhattan.
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Fight to save Elizabeth Street Garden may be coming to an end
For more than 30 years, the Elizabeth Street Garden has offered an escape from the commotion in Nolita. But now, the group trying to save it is running out of options. Celebrities like Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese have tried to stop City Hall from shutting down the garden to make way for affordable housing. NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington...
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Feds lob new allegations against Mahmoud Khalil, Columbia grad student in ICE custody
Federal prosecutors quietly filed more charges against Mahmoud Khalil, in an attempt to seemingly circumvent the first amendment debate.
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Detained activist and Columbia grad Mahmoud Khalil appears in immigration case
Detained Columbia University student activist Mahmoud Khalil appeared briefly Friday in immigration court at a remote Louisiana detention center as his lawyers fight in multiple venues to try to free him.
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Fake mourner robs NYC funeral home director at machete-point, police say
A man pretending to be in mourning violently robbed a funeral home director at machete-point in Harlem, authorities say. According to investigators, the suspect showed up at Daniels Wilhelmina Funeral home on West 131st Street in the middle of the afternoon one February day. He had made an appointment to meet with the director, purportedly to discuss funeral arrangements, police…
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Search for suspect in violent funeral home robbery
Police are looking for a suspect in a violent robbery at a funeral home in Harlem.
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Judge moves Mahmoud Khalil case to New Jersey
The deportation case against Mahmoud Khalil is being moved to New Jersey. Khalil, a permanent U.S. resident with a green card, has been held in a detention facility in Louisiana for almost two weeks, and has not been charged with any crime. The Trump administration has claimed, without evidence, Khalil led activities aligned with Hamas and spread propaganda during pro-Palestinian...
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MTA testing ‘leaning bars' to replace benches at Manhattan subway station
Some subway station benches in NYC are being replaced by a new contraption: leaning bars. The new features have popping up on some subway platforms. The MTA says it will save money, but is it also an effort to keep homeless people from sleeping on benches? NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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MTA ditches benches for ‘leaning bars' at an NYC subway station. Reviews are mixed
There are new additions at the West 4th Street-Washington Square subway station — and not all riders are leaning into the pilot program. For those waiting for an A, C or E train, you can stand or you can lean at the Greenwich Village stop. But you won’t be sitting. The MTA has removed the old benches, except for a…
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Feds arrest another Columbia student who participated in pro-Palestinian protests
A second Columbia University student involved with last year’s protests has been arrested by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents with Homeland Security Investigations, while another had her student visa revoked and self-deported, the Department of Homeland Security said Friday. Columbia University couldn’t immediately be reached for comment. The night before, DHS agents searched the dorm rooms of two...
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Trump administration demands Columbia overhaul academic courses in extraordinary ultimatum
The Trump administration has delivered an extraordinary ultimatum to Columbia University, threatening to permanently end federal funding to the school unless it cedes control of an international studies department and implements sweeping changes to other campus policies. In a letter sent Thursday night, federal officials said the university must immediately place its Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies Department…
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DHS agents search student dorms at Columbia University amid Trump crackdown
A government lawyer has asked a federal judge to move the legal fight over the detention of Mahmoud Khalil to either New Jersey or Louisiana. The request was made Wednesday during a hearing in New York City. Khalil is a Columbia University graduate student whom the Trump Administration is trying to deport over his role in pro-Palestinian protests at the...
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DHS agents search 2 dorm rooms at Columbia University
Tracie Strahan reports.
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NYC man indicted for allegedly murdering step-grandfather, dumping body parts in East River
A Manhattan man was indicted for murder after allegedly killing his step-grandfather and dismembering his body before putting the remains in bags that he dumped in the East River, according to prosecutors.