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Trump says he will be charged Tuesday, marking first post-presidency arrest in U.S. history
If the 45th president is arrested, it will mark the first time in American history a former head of state is criminally charged
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Immigration
Breaking Point: Border Patrol calls up volunteers at the northern border after 846% spike in crossings
The Swanton Sector has seen an 846% increase in undocumented migrants attempting to cross the border when compared to the last fiscal year
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Four foot alligator found in Brooklyn's Prospect Park
The animal was removed from the lake by park rangers who “snapped into action” and was taken to an animal care center to be evaluated
Crime
U-Haul driver charged with murder blames 'invisible object' for rampage
The driver, identified as 62-year-old Weng Sor, was detained by the police and has been charged with one count of second-degree murder and seven counts of attempted murder
Crime
NYC saw record levels of felony crimes in 2022
The NYPD recorded 172,852 felony crimes in the city last year—the highest figure since the department started sharing the data in 2006
Crime
Long Island mom accused of running over son bully to avenge son
Nelson believed the 15-year-old victim had bullied and robbed her son in the parking lot of the school on the day of the incident
Immigration
Migrant attempts suicide at new NYC shelter
The 26-year-old asylum seeker was found with self-inflicted stab wounds in one of the bathrooms at the city’s new intake center in the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal
Culture
Manhattan to open first public beach in summer of 2023
The 5-and-a-half acre Gansevoort Peninsula includes a salt marsh, an athletic field, a launch for kayaks and other small boats, a public art installation called “Days End,” and a tree-lined promenade
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82-year-old woman found alive hours after being pronounced dead in New York
An 82-year-old New York woman was found gasping for air at a funeral home nearly three hours after she was pronounced dead
Immigration
NYC Mayor Adams sleeps in migrant shelter on coldest night of the year
Adams said he chose the coldest night of the year on purpose to spend the night at the shelter to show everyone how warm and welcoming the facility is
Politics
AOC and other lawmakers paid thousands to Chinese foreign agent in campaign ads
Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign spent nearly $1,500 on advertisements with the newspaper during the midterm election cycle
