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Мэр Эрик Адамс изложил концепцию общественной безопасности, жилья и экономического роста в беседе в Манхэттенском институте


В откровенной беседе у камина в Манхэттенском институте мэр Эрик Адамс подробно рассказал о своей программе повышения качества жизни «Покончим с культурой всёдозволенности», подчеркнув прогресс […]

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RT by @mikenov: JFCBS Mobile Training Team in Azerbaijan! 🇦🇿



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For one Cardinals exec, Yankees’ Luis Gil conjures memories of a late St. Louis scout


Luis Gil will make his first start at Busch Stadium on Friday when the Yankees begin a three-game series with the Cardinals.

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US aims, Russian demands, Ukrainian fears: what each side expects from Trump-Putin summit



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Documentary Chronicles Russian Journalists’ Fight Against Oppression Under Putin



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August 15: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY


ON THIS DAY IN 1876, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported, “The Schuylkill River is to be the scene of a fine rowing display next week, the occasion being the first of the series of races of the grand Centennial rowing regatta. The entries outnumber those of the recent Saratoga regatta.” *** ON THIS DAY IN […]

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Al Jazeera Gaza Correspondent Anas al-Sharif Accused of Deep Hamas Ties Prior to Death in Israeli Airstrike


By: Fern Sidman In a development that further blurs the already fraught line between journalism and terrorist activity in the Gaza Strip, mounting evidence suggests that Anas al-Sharif — one of Al Jazeera Arabic’s most prominent Gaza correspondents — operated as a political and military operative for Hamas before and during the Iranian-backed terrorist group’s […]

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When Montauk Was a Bootlegger’s Paradise – The New York Times



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NYC casino lessons from Atlantic City


Casinos are coming to New York. That’s not up for debate. The real question is: Will they serve the people who live where they’re built — or just the investors who own them?