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This photo provided by the NYPD shows a gun that was in the possession of a man who was shot to death by police in Brooklyn on Tuesday. The man was suspected of killing his ex-girlfriend earlier in the morning outside the Resorts World Casino in Queens at around 2:30 a.m. before fleeing and texting death threats to a man who was with the woman who was shot. Authorities say the man was killed in a shootout at 6 a.m. NYPD via AP

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“For decades, work on a massive rail project has “For decades, work on a massive rail project has been grinding 15 stories below the shuffling footsteps of millions of New Yorkers and beneath the East Hudson River and Manhattan skyscrapers. After years of delays and massive cost overruns, the enormously expensive railway project shuttled its first passengers Wednesday from Long Island to a new annex in New York City’s iconic Grand Central Terminal.” Read the rest of our “Light at the end of the tunnel: Grand Central annex opens” article, which is linked in our bio.
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