Day: November 1, 2025

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Brooklyn

Bronx’s lone Republican on City Council hopes to ride red wave to re-election


Councilmember Kristy Marmorato’s supporters include former Democrats who have soured on the party.

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Brooklyn

What we know about the Poseidon, Russia’s new super torpedo



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Exclusive | NYPD floods Washington Square Park with dozens of cops 24/7 to wipe out junkies, dealers — for good



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Товарооборот между Россией и Китаем снизился на 9,4%


Согласно данным китайской таможни, по итогам 2024 года товарооборот между КНР и Россией странами вырос на 1,9% по сравнению с 2023 годом и…

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Росимущество выставило на торги активы украинского бизнесмена Игоря Коломойского


Росимущество выставило на торги активы, ранее принадлежавшие украинскому бизнесмену Игорю Коломойскому,. В России его назвали эстремистом и забрали имущество.

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Brooklyn News

November 1: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY


ON THIS DAY IN 1909, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported, “The President of the United States is now provided with working quarters which, in capacity and appointments, afford a fit channel for the rapidly swelling volume of executive business. What is more, the newly completed annex to the White House is, architecturally, much more in […]

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Общественная палата РФ предложила перейти на 12-летнее школьное образование


Переход на 12-летнее школьное обучение возможен только после глубокого анализа и широкого обсуждения этого вопроса,. Об этом заявил министр просвещения Кравцов.

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Brooklyn

Pakistan partially reopens Torkham border crossing to allow Afghan refugees to leave


Pakistan has partially reopened the Torkham border crossing with Afghanistan, allowing thousands of stranded Afghan refugees to return home.

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Brooklyn

Given a moment on a roof with a view of the East Wing demolition, an AP photographer recorded history


When the AP heard that demolition was going to begin on the East Wing of the White House, staff photojournalist Jacquelyn Martin said photography and reporting teams immediately began to brainstorm locations to try to reveal the scope of the work.

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How drug provides non-hormonal relief for menopausal women