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Trump uses 20-week abortion ban to entice pro-lifers to the polls

WASHINGTON – President Trump encouraged pro-life activists to get to the polls in November, using the passage of a 20-week abortion ban in Congress as an enticement. He was speaking Tuesday night at...

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Dem Stacey Abrams makes history after winning primary in Georgia...

Stacey Abrams has won the Democratic primary in Georgia’s gubernatorial race. She is the state’s first woman nominee for governor from either major party, and if she wins the general election in...

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This feels like the end for Jose Reyes and the Mets

Jose Reyes was once among baseball’s most electrifying players, but that era has long disappeared, replaced by the wonder if he can just avoid being a liability for the Mets. The veteran infielder’s...

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School of Visual Arts staying put in current location

The School of Visual Arts (SVA) is remaining in the 54,000 square feet it now occupies at 335 W. 16th St. in Chelsea. The new 20-year direct deal kicks in after the current sublease from ADT Security...

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How the Browns missed out on starting QB they really wanted

Imagine a quarterback fresh off a Super Bowl MVP heading to Cleveland. Well, just keep imagining. The Browns apparently tried hard to acquire Nick Foles from the Eagles just over a month after the...

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How an immigrant with $20 to his name redefined the NYC luxury apartment

In 1927, the socialite Amy Phipps Guest — whose father, Henry Phipps, was a partner of Andrew Carnegie — took over the crown-jewel penthouse at 1 Sutton Place South. The new 13-story residential...

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Haley used Trump’s ‘unpredictability’ to get North Korea sanctions

UN Ambassador Nikki Haley said Tuesday that she used “the unpredictability of President Trump” to help convince the Chinese to back tougher sanctions on North Korea. Speaking to students at the...

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Desmarais expanding in Park Avenue space

In a further endorsement of Midtown as an office center, the intellectual property litigation law firm Desmarais is expanding to occupy a total of 66,579 square feet at 230 Park Ave. by Grand Central...

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First Republic Bank nearly doubles space at Rockefeller Center

First Republic Bank is almost doubling its space at Rockefeller Center to occupy 280,000 square feet across two buildings. The service-oriented financial tenant is expanding by 100,000 square feet at...

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Leon Cooperman rails against SEC after tense legal battle

Leon Cooperman is still smarting from his costly battle with the Securities and Exchange Commission and has some suggestions for Wall Street’s watchdogs. To prevent others from seeing their businesses...

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Royal wedding sparks record surge in digital traffic

The royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle triggered an old-style race to the finish for print editions of celebrity weeklies. This royal coupling also triggered a record surge in digital...

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Landon Collins a fan of Giants regime’s ‘no bulls—t’ approach

Landon Collins already has noticed a stark difference between coach Pat Shurmur, general manager Dave Gettleman and their predecessors. “They don’t want no bulls–t, honestly,” the Giants’ safety said...

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SRS Investment Management expands Midtown office space

SRS Investment Management, a subtenant at One Bryant Park on the northeast corner of 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue, has expanded by 5,759 feet and signed a direct deal with the Durst Organization for...

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How Sofia Boutella went from backup dancer to movie star

Like a contortionist, Algerian dancer-turned-actress Sofia Boutella twists into extreme positions. When the B-girl was busting moves with Madonna on two tours and three music videos, she could spin a...

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Defending spies in the Trump campaign is the height of liberal hypocrisy

It has been said that if you live long enough, you will see everything. I’m experiencing that feeling as I watch the New York Times and Washington Post abandon their ultra-liberal leanings to defend...

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German hammered again, Boone ejected as Yankees fall short

ARLINGTON, Texas — It took more than a quarter of the Yankees’ schedule to see Aaron Boone can wear a frown. From the day Boone was named Joe Girardi’s replacement, he has flashed a smile and...

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Matt Harvey’s ‘evolution’ continues with huge exhale

Where was this Matt Harvey a month ago? The former Mets ace allowed only one run over six innings for his first win with the Reds in a 7-2 victory in Cincinnati over the Pirates on Tuesday night....

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Harden and Paul dominate as Rockets even series vs. Warriors

OAKLAND, Calif. — Chris Paul pounded the ball down demonstratively on Stephen Curry’s home court in sheer delight. And maybe he sent a little message: These Rockets are for real and very much remain in...

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Award-winning novelist Philip Roth dead at 85

Philip Roth, the American novelist who penned celebrated works such as “Portnoy’s Complaint” and “American Pastoral,” died Tuesday night at age 85. The author, born in Newark, was renowned for his...

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Principal whose daughter was killed in Parkland shooting lashes out at school...

PARKLAND, Fla. — An elementary school principal whose daughter was killed in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre says her school district lacks empathy and transparency. April Schentrup’s...

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