
Don Tran
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Ridership in New York City’s transit system is not yet back to pre-pandemic levels. A large number of people say they don’t want to ride due ...
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A lawyer in Delaware is fighting for the rights of her fellow residents, one lawsuit at a time. She has sued the governor over virus restrictions, ...
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President Joe Biden took part in a virtual summit to discuss the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage in the United States. He said handling the shortage plays ...
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New York has created a $2.1 billion fund to give relief to illegal immigrants who were out of work during the pandemic. NTD talked to a ...
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Italian American groups and a city councilman are suing Philadelphia’s mayor for trying to remove the legacy of Christopher Columbus from the city. They say the ...
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Business owners in Michigan say they want an old oil pipeline to go, but their state representatives want to keep it. NTD spoke with some of ...
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Multiple tornadoes hit the southeastern United States on Thursday, leaving destruction in their wake.
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In-person court hearings are back in New York City. The courthouses are reopening, even though not all lawyers are eligible for vaccination yet. But one lawyer ...
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Several retailers like Macy’s closed their doors in Chicago’s premier shopping district, the Magnificent Mile. NTD spoke with visitors about their thoughts on the closures.
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Two people from the energy industry are speaking out against shutting down an oil pipeline in Michigan. They say it could hurt the lives of the ...
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Major U.S. cities ranked high for traffic congestion in a global ranking, with some cities going up even higher than before. Experts say the pandemic might ...
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Police officers face criticism and hostility from millions of Americans and activist groups. But one salon owner is hosting a fundraiser to support them.
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As New York inches back to a normal life, some vestiges of the once-congested city offer a reminder of the Big Apple as it once was. ...
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New York is going to bring baseball fans back into stadiums on April 1, just in time for the beginning of the Major League Baseball season.
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The pandemic toned down the St. Patrick’s Day festivities quite a bit in New York City, but people and restaurants are doing what they can to ...
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New York City is set to increase police presence in Asian neighborhoods in response to recent shootings in Atlanta, Georgia. Mayor Bill de Blasio says the ...
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The United Fellowship of Jesus was founded in 2013 by Nick and Leslie Rich. Over the last 9 months, Nick’s ministry has been growing on Facebook. But ...
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Chicago’s river is shamrock green. The city is carrying on the tradition of dyeing the river green to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
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One of the rarest gold coins and stamps in the world are set to sell at an auction in New York City hosted by Sotheby’s. The ...
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The Christian Defense Coalition is calling on NBC not to broadcast the Beijing Olympics next year. They are warning that the Chinese regime will use NBC ...
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New York City’s mayor is joining the growing list of Democrats calling for the governor of New York to resign. The governor is facing scandals involving ...
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Daylight Savings Time is almost upon us, and that means changing the time on our clocks. It’s also rekindling a discussion about whether we should have ...
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in New York cut back on its service, leading to crowded trains.
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New York City high schools are opening back up this month. The city’s mayor said they have everything they need to bring high schools back strong ...
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In New York City, a car crash involving two vehicles led to an outdoor dining area being reduced to a pile of wood. The collision caused ...
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Former President Donald Trump hasn’t committed to running in 2024, but his supporters are getting ready nonetheless. A group of Trump supporters went out onto the ...
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U.S. colleges will now be able to push back against Chinese communist censorship on campus because the Senate has just passed a new bill targeting Beijing-funded ...
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A group of New York City Council candidates have announced they are forming a group called the Common Sense Coalition. They’re focused on helping the city ...
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Reports of shootings and overall crime skyrocketed in New York City last year. Shooting victims were up over 100 percent and shooting incidents rose 97 percent ...
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) gave her support for an investigation into the sexual harassment accusations involving New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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