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NYPD launches inquiry into resignation of senior officer over alleged misconduct
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Staten Island Amazon workers join nationwide strike
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NYC mayor highlights achievements in building safer, more affordable NYC
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US diplomats visit Syria to meet new rulers
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US sanctions on drug traffickers linked to New Zealand
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