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NYC ice hockey player: De Blasio ending former president’s rink contracts ‘really upsetting’

NYC ice hockey player: De Blasio ending former president’s rink contracts ‘really upsetting’

by 6 years agoUncategorized

An ice hockey player in New York City told “Fox & Friends Weekend” on Sunday that Mayor Bill de Blasio’s reported move to end former President Trump’s rink…

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Nats’ Strasburg: ‘Numbness in my whole hand’ led to surgery

Nats’ Strasburg: ‘Numbness in my whole hand’ led to surgery

by 6 years agoUncategorized

The nerve issue in Stephen Strasburg’s wrist that ended his 2020 season after five innings would get aggravated every time he threw a baseball, he said Sunday, and…

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NYPD search for gunmen caught on video zip-tying victims in Queens backyard, ransacking home for $40G

NYPD search for gunmen caught on video zip-tying victims in Queens backyard, ransacking home for $40G

by 6 years agoUncategorized

The New York Police Department (NYPD) is continuing its search Sunday for three armed suspects who, in a brazen heist caught on camera, stormed a Queens backyard and…

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NYC to be hit with wintry mix Monday as warm temperatures approach

NYC to be hit with wintry mix Monday as warm temperatures approach

by 6 years agoUncategorized

New Yorkers are in for a slushy Monday as a wintry mix hits the city — but warmer, more pleasant weather should round out the week, offering at…

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2-year-old punched in the face by panhandler on Manhattan subway: cops

2-year-old punched in the face by panhandler on Manhattan subway: cops

by 6 years agoUncategorized

A 2-year-old boy was slugged in the face by a violent panhandler on a Manhattan subway train — just the latest in a recent spike of city transit…

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Dr. Fauci: US will have 600M coronavirus vaccine doses by July 2021

Dr. Fauci: US will have 600M coronavirus vaccine doses by July 2021

by 6 years agoWorld
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Kate Hudson defends ‘Music’ amid backlash around portrayal of autistic people

Kate Hudson defends ‘Music’ amid backlash around portrayal of autistic people

by Tyler McCarthy6 years agoWorld

Kate Hudson addressed the criticism her recent movie, “Music,” is receiving for its portrayal of autistic people. 

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Heat hold off depleted Lakers 96-94 in NBA Finals rematch

Heat hold off depleted Lakers 96-94 in NBA Finals rematch

by 6 years agoWorld

Although the Miami Heat’s road trip started slowly, Kendrick Nunn thinks they are picking up steam because of a team chemistry that is growing at every stop.

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Kerr: Green ‘crossed the line’ in Warriors’ loss to Hornets

Kerr: Green ‘crossed the line’ in Warriors’ loss to Hornets

by 6 years agoWorld

Draymond Green lost his cool and the Golden State Warriors lost another game.

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Rockies OF Ian Desmond opts out for 2nd straight season

Rockies OF Ian Desmond opts out for 2nd straight season

by 6 years agoWorld

Colorado Rockies veteran outfielder Ian Desmond is opting out for a second straight season.

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