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Metal detectors set up at Hell’s Kitchen school where 2 students stabbed in fight
HELL’S KITCHEN, Manhattan (PIX11) – Metal detectors were set up Wednesday morning at a school in Hell’s Kitchen where two students stabbed each other on Tuesday. The two teenagers, 15 and 17 years old, fought inside the High School of Graphic Communication Arts on West 49th Street, according to authorities. One teen was slashed in […]
Bedford Park: No Injuries Reported after Fire Breaks Out at Deli
The FDNY said no injuries were reported after a fire broke out at a deli in Bedford Park on Tuesday, May 14. A spokesperson from the fire department said the FDNY received a call at 4.07 p.m. on May 14 for a report of a fire at a deli located at 10 East 198th Street, Liam’s Grocery & Deli.
Columbia grad’s mic gets cut off during anti-Israel commencement rant
A Columbia University student’s microphone appears to have been cut off just moments after she started delivering an anti-Israel commencement speech rant. Saham David Ahmed Ali tore into the Ivy League school as she delivered the class speaker address at the Mailman School of Public Health’s commencement ceremony on Tuesday. Video shows the moment the student’s mic suddenly appeared to start glitching as she was midway through ripping Columbia’s “silence” over the ongoing Gaza war. Microphone cuts off during Columbia grad’s anti-Israel commencement speech rant The microphone cut off several more times over the next few seconds, prompting those in the crowd to start...
Kat Murti: How To End the Drug War for Good
Today's guest is Kat Murti, the new executive director of Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP), the country's oldest and most influential student group challenging the war on drugs. Before taking the helm at SSDP, Kat was a longtime staffer at the libertarian Cato Institute, a founder of Feminists for Liberty, and an SSDP chapter head at the University of California, Berkeley, where she attended undergrad. Reason's Nick Gillespie talks with Murti about the role that young people in particular can play in ending prohibition, why marijuana has yet to be legalized at the federal level, and whether Donald Trump and Republicans or Joe Biden and Democrats are actually worse when it comes to drug policy reform.
Ice Spice MetroCards spark frenzy at NYC subway stations
NEW YORK CITY - Ice Spice MetroCards were dropped on Monday by the MTA at four NYC subway stations in the Bronx and Manhattan. People lined up to get one of the 50,000 cards featuring the rapper and Bronx native. Cards will be available only at select MetroCard vending machines...
Alleged squatter faces 18 charges for illegally occupying Queens home, changing locks, forging docs: DA
A man was indicted on Monday after allegedly illegally occupying a home in Jamaica and forged leasing documents to pose as a legal tenant, even filing a lawsuit against the property’s rightful owner, prosecutors said.
Man stabbed in the head in the Bronx, attacker flees with $20: NYPD
THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) — A man was stabbed in the head and buttocks before being robbed in the Bronx on Monday afternoon, according to the NYPD. The incident happened in front of 528 Willis Avenue at around 2 p.m., police said. The unidentified suspect stole $20 and fled on foot northbound on Willis Avenue, […]
For a Fresh Take on Cocktails, Head to a Thai Restaurant
A couple of decades ago, most Americans who ate Thai food were only familiar with the “greatest hits” — dishes like Pad Thai and satay, or maybe the more adventurous went for Massaman curry or holy basil. If these restaurants served alcoholic cocktails at all, they were just calorie bombs of fruit purée and coconut milk, or perhaps a variation of Thai iced tea.
34-year-old stabbed twice in Manhattan subway station; no arrests made
A 34-year-old was stabbed twice in a Manhattan subway station early Wednesday as the morning rush got underway, police said -- and his attacker is still on the loose. Cops say they were called to the Delancey and Essex streets station around 5:30 a.m. for a report about a male stabbed in the J train mezzanine area. They found the victim with stab wounds to his neck and back.
NYC woman charged with murdering boyfriend who told neighbor ‘she stabbed me’ with dying breath
A Harlem woman has been charged with murder over the weekend stabbing of her boyfriend — who identified her as his alleged attacker before dying, prosecutors said Tuesday. Michelle Hernandez, 44, is accused of killing her 47-year-old beau Alejandro Santos, who stumbled out of their West 147th Street apartment Sunday afternoon banging on neighbors’ doors while bleeding out of wounds to his chest and arm. “She stabbed me,” Santos reportedly told a neighbor who opened their door, before saying “I think I’m going to pass out” and collapsing, according to a complaint filed in Manhattan criminal court. Hernandez then emerged from the apartment and told neighbors Santos...
Intensity, arrest at hearing for NYPD cop accused of using cooler to kill man
CONCOURSE, The Bronx (PIX11) — An NYPD sergeant accused of killing a man by throwing a cooler at him as he rode past on a motor scooter did not get the charges against him dismissed, as he’d hoped would happen at court on Tuesday. Instead, one of the people who showed up at the courthouse […]
NYC’s massive Salute to Israel Parade to go on with heavy police protection despite antisemitic protests
Protests be damned. Defiant organizers of the city’s annual Salute to Israel Parade announced Tuesday that the march will go on this year despite recent violent local antisemitic demonstrations. The traditional celebration of the Jewish state is scheduled to take over Fifth Avenue on June 2 and is expected to bring thousands of supporters to Manhattan — along with hundreds of cops during a months-long spike in antisemitism throughout the five boroughs as the Mideast war rages. “There is no way [they] would not have the parade,” a Manhattan cop told The Post on Tuesday. “The city and the organizers would not...
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