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White woman prosecuted for calling New York police on black bird watcher
The woman is often referred to as a 'Karen,' a term popular online to describe an entitled white woman
The New York Times pulls out of Apple News
The daily's exit comes as news organizations around the world struggle with declining print readership and an online environment where ad revenue is dominated by Google and Facebook
Taliban reject claims Russia aided fighters in attacks on U.S. troops
Taliban also denies that its weapons were given by Russia
2020 New York marathon canceled over pandemic
The world's largest marathon scraps its 50th anniversary celebration
Former virus hotspot New York reopens as cases spike elsewhere
At a campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, President Trump says he wanted to slow down testing, on grounds it was making the United States look bad
New York starts reopening as WHO says virus 'worsening' worldwide
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says 136,000 cases have been reported in the past 24 hours, 'the most in a single day so far,' with the majority of them in the Americas and South Asia
NYT editor resigns after backlash over senator's hardline op-ed
Some 800 Times staffers sign a petition in protest of the publication of 'Send in The Military' by Republican US Senator Tom Cotton
Virus doctors, nurses march with racism protesters
'They are the heroes now,' says a New York doctor referring to those who join the 'Black Lives Matter' rallies in the US
'We're tired of being hurt': Rage in New York over George Floyd death
New York has its own long history of police violence involving African Americans, with few arrests for fatal incidents and even fewer convictions
Floor trading resumes at NYSE, with masks and plexiglas
The reopening of the New York Stock Exchange trading floor is an important one symbolically for Wall Street and the United States
NBA legend Patrick Ewing hospitalized with coronavirus
Georgetown University says Patrick Ewing, the Knicks great now coaching his alma mater, is the only team member who tested positive
New York, New York? Prolonged shutdown raises doubts about future
Mayor Bill de Blasio says New York City will have to wait until June before a decision can be made on when non-essential businesses, such as its world-renowned museums, can reopen
New York Stock Exchange to reopen trading floor, with limits
Brokers will return to the New York Stock Exchange trading floor on May 26, but in fewer numbers and wearing masks
New York leaders sound alarm over potential coronavirus-linked syndrome
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio says 38 cases of pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome are detected in New York City, with an additional 9 suspected cases awaiting confirmation
New York's 'lifeline' subway halts 24-hour service
The coronavirus outbreak brings 'the city that never sleeps' to its knees, halting the famed subway trains for the first time since 1904
New York reports 15 child cases of rare disease linked to coronavirus
Kawasaki disease is a mysterious illness that primarily affects children up to the age of 5 and causes the walls of arteries to become inflamed, resulting in fever, skin peeling, and joint pain
New York Times leads the way at 2020 Pulitzers
The Times collects 3 awards, including for Brian M. Rosenthal's investigative report into New York City's taxi industry that revealed predatory loans that took advantage of vulnerable drivers
Military hospital ship leaves New York as coronavirus cases decline
The USNS Comfort sails out of a Manhattan pier shortly after midday in a low-key departure that contrasted sharply with the fanfare of its arrival
New York plans how to return to business amid pandemic
New York – the financial, cultural, and tourism capital of the United States – is gingerly preparing to get back to business after more than a month of coronavirus shutdown
New York passes virus 'high point' as Trump, governors feud
The United States so far records more than 746,000 coronavirus cases and 40,000 deaths, far more than any other nation
Liberty take Ionescu with first pick in WNBA draft
After finishing near-bottom last season, the New York Liberty beef up their roster with one of the most decorated players in women's college basketball
New York governor extends shutdown to May 15
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio agrees with the governor and warns that 'it would be a huge mistake' to re-open 'too early'
Frankie’s New York Buffalo Wings reopens select branches for delivery
Frankie's reopens its Kapitolyo, City Gold, BGC, and UP Town Center branches
New York governor says 'worst is over' as virus toll tops 10,000
The governor describes restarting New York's shuttered economy as like 'opening a valve,' and implored people to 'do it carefully, do it slowly, and do it intelligently'
Yankees top Forbes' list of richest MLB clubs
Forbes calculated that the Yankees generated nearly $700 million in revenue in 2019
U.S. cautiously optimistic as coronavirus curve appears to flatten
Top pandemic advisor Dr Anthony Fauci warns America cannot be reopened overnight due to the threat of further waves of infections
Virus claims record dead but Trump sees light at end of tunnel
'We are hopefully heading towards a final stretch, the light at the end of the tunnel,' say US President Donald Trump
[OPINION] Dear Manila, lessons on the coronavirus from New York City
'At this stage, it makes more sense for Metro Manila to follow the lead of New York rather than its East Asian neighbors'
New York cathedral to be used as field hospital
The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in Manhattan will house 9 climate-controlled medical tents in its 600-foot-long nave and subterranean crypt, dean Clifton Daniel told the New York Times
New York City bans Zoom for school use, switches to Microsoft Teams
The New York City Department of Education cites security concerns with Zoom as the reason for the switch to Microsoft Teams
In show of solidarity: New York residents applaud hospital staff during shift change
An Instagram post from comedienne Amy Schumer showed noisemaking and applause coming from buildings at around 7 pm, which is when shift changes occur at hospitals.
AI tool predicts which coronavirus patients get deadly 'wet lung'
Researchers identify changes in 3 features – liver enzyme alanine aminotransferase (ALT), reported body aches, and hemoglobin levels – that may predict COVID-19 progression to acute respiratory disease syndrome
Trump decides against quarantine of New York region
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, however, advises residents of the region not to travel except for essential purposes
Knicks owner James Dolan tests positive for virus
American tycoon James Dolan, who owns the NBA's Knicks and NHL's Rangers, becomes the first US major sports owner to contract coronavirus
Taiwan says U.S. media expelled from China are welcome
'I'd like to welcome you to be stationed in Taiwan – a country that is a beacon of freedom and democracy,' Taipei's foreign minister tells journalists expelled from China
Small businesses become endangered in virus-stricken New York
In New York, the coronavirus hit to the economy is like a boulder that gets bigger as it rolls ever-faster downhill, leveling more of the city's stores and services
Riders to the rescue: New York food delivery during coronavirus
With New York restaurants closed, hungry residents are relying on bicycle delivery riders who fear contagion but have no choice but to continue working
New York deploys National Guard to fight coronavirus
'This is literally a matter of life and death,' says Governor Cuomo
New York declares state of emergency as coronavirus cases rise
New York state records 76 cases positive for coronavirus
Tobias Harris shines as shorthanded Sixers rip Knicks
'Just taking the opportunities that were presented,' says Tobias Harris as the Sixers survive even without injured All-Stars Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons
Trump campaign sues New York Times
In response to the lawsuit, a New York Times spokesperson says the Trump campaign 'has turned to the courts to try to punish an opinion writer for having an opinion they find unacceptable'
New York City ordered to pay debt-hit taxi drivers $810 million
New York's taxi industry has been upended by the arrival of ride-hailing platforms like Uber and Lyft
Fashion Institute of Technology apologizes for 'racist' runway show
The school's president Joyce Brown issues the apology after a catwalk featuring models wearing large prosthetic red lips, ears and bushy eyebrows was branded racist
Lakers, Warriors join Knicks at $4 billion value
Three NBA teams land in the Forbes' list of top 5 most valuable North American sports franchises
Clippers land Morris for playoff push at NBA trade deadline
Another outside threat joins Kawhi Leonard and Paul George as Marcus Morris, who's averaging a career-best 19.6 points, heads to the Clippers
Prada makes deal with New York City after racism controversy
The Italian fashion label makes a deal the city government in New York following controversy over its sale of monkey-like keychain figurines
Knicks split with president as NBA trade deadline looms
The long-suffering New York Knicks look to shake things up
Lakers bounce back with victory over Knicks
LeBron James and Anthony Davis take over again as the Lakers rebound from their worst loss of the season
New York Times endorses Warren, Klobuchar for president
The Times described Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren as the 'radical' and Minnesota senator Amy Klobuchar as the 'realist' choice
Deaf New Yorker sues porn sites for lack of closed captions
Yaroslav Suris sues Pornhub, Redtube, and YouPorn for allegedly violating the Americans with Disabilities Act
