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Trump’s immigration agenda relies on fear and spectacle as much as raw enforcement
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If you are among the hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers set to lose Essential Plan coverage in July, you likely received notice from the State Health Department that you can select a new health insurance plan before June 30. While that may sound like plenty of time, some health insurance administrators recommend enrolling by…
NYC is giving out $50 World Cup tickets – Here’s how to get yours
The city is making 1,000 seats available across seven matches. The lottery opens May 25 with free round-trip bus included
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As New Yorkers are monitored after hantavirus exposure, experts say public risk remains low
On Friday, the Ontario County public health department reported that a suspected hantavirus case involved a high school student in upstate New York. Local public health officials said there was no risk to students, teachers or the general public and no connection to the Andes virus outbreak tied to a cruise ship that departed Argentina…
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