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Harvard Business School Graduate Arrested on Charges He Cheated Fellow Alums out of Over $4 Million
A Harvard Business School graduate was arrested Thursday on fraud charges alleging he swindled fellow alumni of the prestigious school out of over $4 million.
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NTD Classical Chinese Dance Competition: Dancers Showcase Cultural Depth of Classical Art
Contestants say mastering the art involves more than technique—it requires patience, inner character, and a connection to cultural tradition.
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Chinese Cyberattackers Impersonate Epoch Times to Threaten Federal Agencies, White House
The fake threats are the latest effort in an escalating campaign carried out by the Chinese regime.
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Suspect in Horrific Double Homicide of Elderly NYC Couple Apprehended
A suspect in the killing of a New York City couple in their 70s whose home was set on fire was taken into custody.
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Their Fathers’ Organs Were Stolen in China: The Xi–Putin Hot Mic Opens Fresh Wounds
The unguarded talks between Xi and Putin captured global attention and again catapulted the organ harvesting issue into the spotlight.
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Adams Vows to Stay in 2025 NYC Mayoral Race
The incumbent has defied calls to drop out of the race, despite poll numbers showing him placing behind Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa.
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New York AG Asks Appeals Court to Reinstate Trump’s $500 Million Civil Fraud Penalty
The appeal comes after a New York court set aside the penalty on Aug. 21.
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Death Toll From Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in New York City Rises to 7 and Infections Hit 114
New York City health officials have discovered a seventh death linked to a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Central Harlem.
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Transportation Department Targets 2027 Start for Redevelopment of NYC’s Penn Station
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called the current state of Penn Station “unacceptable” and promised to put improvements on a fast track.
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Families Unite at Times Square in Rally Against Fentanyl
Families stood shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement at National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day in New York City.
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Federal Officials Threaten to Cut Funding Over NYC Subway Worker Safety Failures
Both the Biden and Trump administrations criticized the city for failing to adequately protect subway workers.
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Amid DC Takeover, Trump Eyes Crime in Other Cities—What to Know
He has highlighted crime in Chicago, New York City, Los Angeles, Oakland, and Baltimore.
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Harvard Business School Graduate Arrested on Charges He Cheated Fellow Alums out of Over $4 Million
A Harvard Business School graduate was arrested Thursday on fraud charges alleging he swindled fellow alumni of the prestigious school out of over $4 million.
|
NTD Classical Chinese Dance Competition: Dancers Showcase Cultural Depth of Classical Art
Contestants say mastering the art involves more than technique—it requires patience, inner character, and a connection to cultural tradition.
|
Chinese Cyberattackers Impersonate Epoch Times to Threaten Federal Agencies, White House
The fake threats are the latest effort in an escalating campaign carried out by the Chinese regime.
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Suspect in Horrific Double Homicide of Elderly NYC Couple Apprehended
A suspect in the killing of a New York City couple in their 70s whose home was set on fire was taken into custody.
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Their Fathers’ Organs Were Stolen in China: The Xi–Putin Hot Mic Opens Fresh Wounds
The unguarded talks between Xi and Putin captured global attention and again catapulted the organ harvesting issue into the spotlight.
|
Adams Vows to Stay in 2025 NYC Mayoral Race
The incumbent has defied calls to drop out of the race, despite poll numbers showing him placing behind Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa.
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New York AG Asks Appeals Court to Reinstate Trump’s $500 Million Civil Fraud Penalty
The appeal comes after a New York court set aside the penalty on Aug. 21.
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Death Toll From Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in New York City Rises to 7 and Infections Hit 114
New York City health officials have discovered a seventh death linked to a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Central Harlem.
|
Transportation Department Targets 2027 Start for Redevelopment of NYC’s Penn Station
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called the current state of Penn Station “unacceptable” and promised to put improvements on a fast track.
|
Families Unite at Times Square in Rally Against Fentanyl
Families stood shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement at National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day in New York City.
|
Federal Officials Threaten to Cut Funding Over NYC Subway Worker Safety Failures
Both the Biden and Trump administrations criticized the city for failing to adequately protect subway workers.
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Amid DC Takeover, Trump Eyes Crime in Other Cities—What to Know
He has highlighted crime in Chicago, New York City, Los Angeles, Oakland, and Baltimore.
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