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Shake it up: Accurate earthquake headlines

If you live in the northeastern United States, you probably received a slew of text messages frantically asking if you “FELT THE EARTHQUAKE” the morning of Thursday, April 5. Although the tremors, clocking in at 4.8 on the Richter scale, received sprawling media coverage, students at the University of Connecticut may not have felt what…

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Fox News FORCED to Cut Live-Feed as Angry New Yorkers SCREAM About Migrants!

Fox News FORCED to Cut Live-Feed as Angry New Yorkers SCREAM About Migrants!
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Angry New Yorkers Drown Out AOC, Jerry Nadler During Chaotic Immigration Presser

Angry New Yorkers shouted down Democrats as New York Rep. Jerry Nadler talked about immigration at a presser Friday.

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Give Us Pizza or Give Us Death : Angry New Yorker Protests New Law Against Coal-Powered Pizzerias

Angry New Yorkers protest city's crackdown on coal and wood-fired pizza ovens. Elon Musk criticizes climate change regulations. Watch viral video of pizza protest.

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New York City approves biggest rent hikes in a DECADE: Panel says landlords can charge extra 5%

The NYC Rent Guidelines Board voted 5-4 to raise rent for rent-stabilized apartments to 3.25% for 1-year leases and 5% for 2-year despite tenants already crippled amid the cost of living crisis.

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