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Beloved NYC bodega cat stolen from store as kitty’s fans have their claws out for the petnappers
A beloved bodega cat was snatched from his Brooklyn home by a pair of heartless thieves — prompting neighbors to…
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California high school GPAs soar as college math skills decline
California high school students are scoring more straight A’s than ever – but it’s not necessarily because they’re getting smarter,…
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NYC beer garden holds 9/11 ‘disco,’ sparking outrage: ‘Incredibly gross’
A city beer garden is facing furious backlash for holding a 9/11 “disco’’ event — and promoting it with an…
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NY high school senior Julie Kaputa suspended for bringing coffee to class
Bitter grounds. A New York high school senior was suspended for bringing a cup of coffee to class but challenged…
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Why rabbis are attending Magen Am’s LA intensive security camp
Chutz-POW! A host of rabbis recently participated in a five-day “summer camp” featuring extensive firearms training as Jewish leaders from…
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Bodycam footage shows knife-wielding man charge at police in Santa Monica
Dramatic body-camera footage shows the terrifying moment Santa Monica police shot a man who charged at them wielding a knife…
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Vandals deface American flags at California State University Stanislaus’s 9/11 memorial
Vandals defaced several American flags at a California college’s 9/11 memorial, scrawling antifa and pro-Palestinian messages at the solemn tribute…
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Dem-appointed California judge refuses to stop using N-word in court, despite black lawyers’ pleas
A Democrat-appointed San Francisco judge is drawing outrage from black lawyers for stubbornly refusing to stop saying the N-word in…
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California diesel prices hit $9.999 a gallon at three Bay Area stations
Prices of diesel fuel have gotten so high in California that they are breaking gas station displays. Several California pumps…
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Morgue workers reflect on horrors of 9/11 recovery
It’s been 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks, but the city’s Medical Examiner’s Office has not yet faltered on…
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