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The vaccine rollout is too complicated, but getting better
Summary List PlacementI have tried not to be too negative about the United States' COVID-19 vaccine...
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The Mondrian Park Avenue is a five-star hotel with a coveted Manhattan address and rooms starting at just $139 — but many of its top amenities are currently closed due to COVID-19
Summary List Placement The Mondrian New York Park Avenue is a five-star, boutique property designed...
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New York City will finally get electric scooter rentals this Spring
Summary List Placement Years after electric scooters launched in cities across the US, its largest city...
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Neighborhoods across New York City face another shutdown due to high coronavirus infection rates: mayor
Summary List Placement New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Sunday that he will move...
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4 online grocery delivery services that make life easier for New Yorkers — and how their offerings, prices, and promotions compare
Summary List Placement Online grocery delivery services like FreshDirect and Instacart offer product variety and prices...
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Inside the underground nanny economy, where many women of color have few ways to fight workplace abuses and low wages, all made worse by the pandemic
The nanny industry is an unregulated "gray market" that predominantly employs women of color who aren't...
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NYC public housing tenants say they aren't Trump supporters but were used in an RNC video to support his campaign
Three New York City public housing tenants who appeared in a video shown at the Republican...
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Divorces are climbing among the quarantined New York City elite, who are arguing about politics, parenting, and money now that they're forced to spend more time together
Quarantine has caused an uptick in divorces among New York City's elite, according to a high-powered...
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A look at 10 of the biggest protests in New York City over the past century
Over the past several weeks, tens of thousands of people have gathered in New York City...
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NYC mayor promises 'intense change' with police reform proposals amid calls to defund law enforcement, including shifting resources from NYPD and publicizing officers' disciplinary records
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed four police reforms during a Sunday press conference,...
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New York City's rental market is bouncing back, but tenants are still signing leases on apartments sight-unseen
Since the pandemic, the number of available rentals in New York City has plummeted. As landlords...
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Nowhere in the US will become another New York during the coronavirus pandemic
New York was uniquely positioned the become the epicenter of the US coronavirus outbreak. The city's...
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New York City is readying 1,200 hotel rooms with laundry service and meals as part of the city's coronavirus testing and tracing efforts
New York City is set to hire 1,000 contact tracers in May, disease detectives who'll be...
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The NYC Department of Education is reversing its ban on Zoom after the company addresses its security and privacy concerns (ZM)
New York City schools are once again allowed to use Zoom for online learning, after the...
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Gov. Cuomo says novel coronavirus can live on bus and subway surfaces for 72 hours, posing an ongoing concern for transit employees and riders
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the novel coronavirus' ability to live up to three days...
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How USNS Comfort went from a symbol of hope with the president's blessing, to heading back from NYC having treated fewer than 180 patients
The Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort was sent to New York City at the end of...
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New York City public school teachers describe being unprepared and overwhelmed as the coronavirus forces schools to shut down
Schools around the country have been closed in response to the spread of COVID-19, the disease...
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NYC Department of Education is banning Zoom over privacy concerns for students and teachers
New York City teachers are banned from using Zoom for virtual teaching after the Department of...