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A fire at a New York cat sanctuary kills its founder and dozens of cats

  • The body of founder Christopher Arsenault, 65, was found in a back room, officials said
  • An estimated 150 cats are believed to have survived at the facility
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Jewish protesters flood Trump Tower’s lobby to demand the Columbia University activist’s release

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New York City announces it will close migrant center in Pakistan-owned Roosevelt Hotel

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The man accused of trying to kill author Salman Rushdie is found guilty of attempted murder

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Pakistan’s deputy PM in New York to attend Security Council meeting on multilateralism

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Cooper Union in NYC must face Jewish students’ lawsuit over pro-Palestinian rally

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Trial of man in Salman Rushdie stabbing begins with jury selection

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Text messaging scammers stole $2m in cryptocurrency from victims, says NY lawsuit

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Man accused of burning woman to death on a New York City subway train is set to be arraigned

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Court hearing set for man accused of fatally burning woman on New York City subway

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New York police hunt brazen Manhattan gunman

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Trump’s Madison Square Garden event turns into a rally with crude and racist insults

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Trial of Salman Rushdie’s assailant will remain in the New York county where the stabbing happened

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