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For their first place together, a young couple scanned the Upper West Side in the midst of the pandemic. Which of these homes would you have chosen? Continue reading Outdoor Space or an Extra Bedroom? Two Manhattan Renters on a Budget Have to Choose

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Letitia James seeks to dissolve the National Rifle Association, which was founded in New York, amid corruption allegations. Continue reading New York Attorney General Sues N.R.A. and Seeks Its Closure

The Metropolitan Museum of Art told its staff that it was laying off 79 employees and announced 181 furloughs and 93 voluntary retirements. Continue reading Met Shrinks Staff Again, Totaling 20 Percent Cut

The call from 20 state officials adds to the rising pressure facing Mark Zuckerberg and his company. Continue reading Facebook Must Better Police Online Hate, State Attorneys General Say

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