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Authorities say that the "person of interest" detained in the Brown University shooting is being released. “We want to inform ...

In the twinkling holiday markets and bonhomie of Midtown’s pedicab Santas, there is something of the summer of 2020 — when we picnicked in Central Park but knew we’d be missing friends come fall.

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In the past few years, Athens became a place where refugees seeking a better future in Europe got stuck. Przemysław Witkowski gives a detailed insight in their world of despair, chaos, and misery.

Maltsev has turned each of those haphazard combinations of words into a design for a tattoo. An immigrant from Russia, he arrived in the U.S. about three years ago, lives in Wicker Park and works at ...