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What It’s Actually Like to Run the New York City Marathon Route
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Murder Victim’s Daughter Helps Clear Man Convicted in Father’s Killing
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New York Tightens Special Education Rules, Aiming to Reduce Fraud
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Even in a City Used to Voting Scandals, This One Is a Doozy
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Trump Civil Fraud Trial: Trump Lawyers Attack Law Clerk, Overshadowing Eric Trump’s Testimony
Eric Trump took the stand for a second day in a civil fraud case that [+]
Jurors in E. Jean Carroll’s Defamation Case Against Trump to Be Kept Anonymous
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N.J. Legislative Races on the Ballot
Despite being outnumbered by nearly a million voters, Republicans hope to cut into Democratic majorities [+]
How Alix Brown, a D.J. and Music Supervisor, Spends Her Sundays
Alix Brown immerses herself in records, cinema and books before preparing a favorite Italian dinner. [+]
How Cameron Levins Trains for the New York City Marathon
Cameron Levins, among the favorites to win the New York City Marathon, runs about 180 [+]