The cancer patient racked them up and broke. Clackety-clack. Seven ball in the corner pocket. Five ball in the side.

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Detectives and federal agents are exploring the similarities that Thursday's Times Square blast shares with two other explosions in high-profile Manhattan locations.

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Prosecutors want to bring Stanley S. Tollman to trial on charges relating to a $100 million bank fraud and tax evasion scheme.

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The Scott's oriole, a fluffy yellow visitor never before sighted in New York, had come to Union Square, where it seemed utterly at home.

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A 39-year-old man was charged with killing a Manhattan psychologist in a knife attack and slashing his office mate.

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When the Writers Guild of America held its awards ceremony Saturday night, it felt more like a victory celebration. So after the long strike, the writers won, right?

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Florence Cioffi was hit by a car driven by George W. Anderson, the chief executive of a computer software and services company.

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Tests on sushi bought in Manhattan revealed mercury levels that exceed accepted safety standards.

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Judging from the proliferation of upscale shops serving $5 cups of hot chocolate these days, New Yorkers don't need any après-ski excuse to indulge.

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New York continues collecting illegal weapons with the numbers growing by the year. Additonaly nearly 85% of weapons that could be traced came from out of state.

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London's cab drivers are by and large not happy about the city's plan to help underrepresented groups pay the financial costs involved in joining their ranks.

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The first headquarters of the nation's secret effort to build the bomb lay in New York City.

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A detective turned himself in on Monday, saying he shot and killed another driver after a traffic argument.

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Robert Chambers Jr., the so-called "Preppy Killer," who strangled a young woman in Central Park in the 1980s, was arrested in Manhattan on charges of selling cocaine, the police said.

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A detective turned himself in to colleagues Monday, saying he shot and killed another driver after a traffic argument.

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Some 720,000 ladybugs were released to eat aphids, mites and other threats to the greenery at Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village.

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People fall through the floorboards of their lives, and some land in a psychiatrist's office. Others find a friend on a milk crate outside a bodega.

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Mapping New York City's five wealthiest microneighborhoods.

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New York has reigned for years as the world's financial center. But now it had better get used to sharing the wealth.

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New York has reigned for years as the world's financial center. But now it had better get used to sharing the wealth.

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Thanks to the African Burial Ground National Monument, New York's African dead won't be forgotten again.

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Dozens of lawsuits brought by the families of victims against airlines, security companies and other parties are moving toward trial.

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Public and private records give little information about the company that was hired to demolish the building where two firefighters died last week.

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Public and private records give little information about the company that was hired to demolish the building where two firefighters died last week.

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People looked up, like they did that day in September, in awe and in horror.

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