Daniel Pantaleo, N.Y.P.D. Officer in Eric Garner’s Death, Should Be Fired, Judge Says
Mr. Garner’s last words — “I can’t breathe” — ignited a national outcry over aggressive policing in minority neighborhoods.
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Photo CreditEduardo Munoz Alvarez/Associated Press Photo CreditJames Keivom for The New York Times ‘Oh, Forgive Us!’: Heartbreak at Wake for Twins Who Died in Hot Car
The closer mourners got to the two open coffins, the louder the sobs. Luna and Phoenix, 1-year-olds, died last week in the Bronx.
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Photo CreditSarah Blesener for The New York Times Plan for Supertall Tower Looming Over Lower East Side Is Halted, for Now
The ruling was an unusual setback for developers planning luxury skyscrapers in neighborhoods dotted with low-rise buildings.
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Photo CreditAmr Alfiky/Associated Press R. Kelly Denied Bail; His Lawyer Says Accusers Have ‘Groupie Remorse’
Judge cites fear of witness tampering as he orders the singer held in Brooklyn on charges of exploiting underage women.
By Michael Gold and
Photo CreditSarah Blesener for The New York Times She Was Arrested at 14. Then Her Photo Went to a Facial Recognition Database.
With little oversight, the N.Y.P.D. has been using powerful surveillance technology on photos of children and teenagers.
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Photo CreditJames Keivom for The New York Times Indictment Delayed for Father Who Left Twins in Hot Car
Prosecutors said the investigation into the children’s deaths was not complete, raising the possibility that the charges could be reduced or dropped.
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Photo CreditMary Altaffer/Associated Press Manhattan D.A. Subpoenas Trump Organization Over Stormy Daniels Hush Money
Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, is reviving an investigation into payments made to two women during the 2016 campaign.
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Photo CreditChang W. Lee/The New York Times That Noise? It’s the 1%, Helicoptering Over Your Traffic Jam
Helicopter service is blossoming across the New York region, showing how income inequality affects even the basic commute.
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Photo CreditStephen Speranza for The New York Times Handcrafted: Inside Brooklyn’s Best Tailors
They are colorful hives of activity, where politics are a battleground, but so are pleats.
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More in Metropolitan »Photo CreditBob Miller for The New York Times He Was Shot and Paralyzed 37 Years Ago. That’s Not How the Story Ends.
In 1982, a teenager rushed his friend to the hospital after a gun accident. A reporter went back and retraced what happened next.
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Photo CreditMark Abramson for The New York Times How the Fate of a Rapper’s Mural Lit a Fuse in Crown Heights
A rumor about a hip-hop image getting whitewashed stirred up racial tensions in a neighborhood that knows them well.
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Photo CreditMichelle V. Agins/The New York Times How Candace Bushnell, Writer, Spends Her Sundays
‘This routine isn’t the routine I had 20 years ago. I wouldn’t have exercised. I would have had a boozy brunch with friends.’
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Photo CreditBettmann, via Getty Images We’ve Blamed Traffic Deaths on Bicyclists Since 1880. What About Drivers?
There have been 18 cyclist fatalities in New York so far this year. Perhaps drivers should face more serious consequences.
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Photo CreditGabby Jones for The New York Times How Sarah McNally, Seasoned Bookseller, Spends Her Sundays
The owner of the McNally Jackson bookstores prefers paper over screens. But she’ll still order Seamless for dinner.
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