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4 days ago | 
nypost.com | Marie O. Pohl |Rich Calder
It was rocking inside — and outside — the World’s Most Famous Arena on Saturday. More than 2,000 rabid Knicks fans gathered in the 33rd Street plaza outside Madison Square Garden to watch Game 3 of the NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals on a giant screen – as demand and sky high ticket prices kept many al fresco. “This is the real New York,” said Christopher Torres, 38, a retail director from Harlem who said the true diehard Knicks fans were outside with him watching the action.
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6 days ago | 
nypost.com | Marie O. Pohl |David Propper
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stopped by a Brooklyn sports complex Thursday to celebrate the revival of its ice rinks that almost closed for good until hockey parents pushed the White House to intervene. The Trump cabinet member even rode the Zamboni at the Aviator Sports & Events Center in Midwood as the athletics hub was buzzing with activity – a far contrast from the gloomier prospect it faced earlier this year.
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6 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Marie O. Pohl |David Propper
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stopped by a Brooklyn sports complex Thursday to celebrate the revival of its ice rinks that almost closed for good until hockey and figure skating parents pushed the White House to intervene. The Trump cabinet member even rode the Zamboni at the Aviator Sports & Events Center in Midwood as the athletics hub was buzzing with activity – a far contrast from the gloomier prospect it faced earlier this year.
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6 days ago | 
freerepublic.com | Joe Marino |Marie O. Pohl |Chris Nesi |David Propper
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1 week ago | 
nysun.com | Luke Funk |Marie O. Pohl
Harvey Weinstein’s new accuser, who was added to the charges for his rape retrial, took the stand on Wednesday and will continue her testimony on Thursday, when she is expected to claim that the movie mogul allegedly forced oral sex on her. Wearing high heels and a light blue sweater, the tall and thin former model, Kaja Sokola, 39, didn’t look at Mr. Weinstein as she walked to the witness stand for the first time on Wednesday afternoon.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Joe Marino |Marie O. Pohl |Chris Nesi |David Propper
Dozens of anti-Israel rabble-rousers protesting inside Columbia University’s Butler Library were hauled out by NYPD cops Wednesday — and Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowed to review the visa status of the “pro-Hamas thugs.”Around 80 agitators were taken into custody Wednesday evening, sources told The Post, as the Ivy League school faced another chaotic day on its Morningside Heights campus that officials said left a pair of school safety officers injured.
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1 week ago | 
nypost.com | Nicole Rosenthal |Marie O. Pohl |Desheania Andrews
Tomas E. Gaston A Bronx store has gone viral for peddling $4-a-pop “mystery” packages from retailers such as Amazon and Walmart that were returned and are now up for resale — but the set-up isn’t without controversy.
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1 week ago | 
nypost.com | Marie O. Pohl |Tina Moore
A good Samaritan jumped into the Hudson River Saturday morning after seeing someone dive into the dicey waters off Manhattan just moments earlier — but ended up needing to be rescued himself, cops said. A 24-year-old man first went into the drink around 9:20 a.m. at West 43rd Street and 12th Avenue, prompting the 50-year-old witness to jump in to save him, cops said. FDNY rescue swimmers were quickly called to the scene, an FDNY spokesman said.
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1 week ago | 
nysun.com | Luke Funk |Marie O. Pohl
One of the three accusers in Harvey Weinstein’s rape retrial broke down in tears and cursed in an emotional and contentious cross examination on Friday. “I didn’t take my clothes off. He was the one who raped me, not the other way around,” Miriam Haley shouted from the witness stand. “That is for the jury to decide,” one of Mr. Weinstein’s lawyers Jennifer Bonjean replied. “Don’t tell me I wasn’t raped by that f–king a–hole!” Ms. Haley blurted out, breaking into tears.
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2 weeks ago | 
nypost.com | Marie O. Pohl |Joe Marino |Shane Galvin
An accused gunman was arrested hours after he and a group of hooligans allegedly shot a Times Square food vendor early Wednesday — though the suspect repeatedly claimed he acted in self-defense. Emanuel Charles, 21, was charged with attempted murder, assault in the first degree, assault in the second degree, criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree, criminal trespass in the third degree, and reckless endangerment, according to the NYPD.
