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Naked Gunman Shot Dead By Cops | Central Park Skating Rinks Drop 'Trump' Name | Nearly 800 Layoffs Possible At Barneys New York

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'Lynching' Halloween Cut-Outs Near Brooklyn School Spur Outrage
A Clinton Hill resident and Bed-Stuy gallery owner made brown paper cut-outs of children hanging by ropes and spurred outrage online.
Naked Gunman Shot Dead By Cops In Harlem Hallway, Police Say
Police fatally shot a naked man armed with a semi-automatic handgun rampaging the halls of a Harlem apartment building, NYPD officials said.
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Central Park Skating Rinks Drop 'Trump' Name, Report Says
Donald Trump took ownership of Central Park's Wollman Rink and Lasker Rink after renovating the concessions in the 1980s.
LaGuardia Airport Changes How Uber And Lyft Pick Up Passengers
Uber and Lyft have rolled out a new way to pick up travelers from LaGuardia Airport in Queens, according to news reports.
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Nearly 800 Layoffs Possible At Barneys New York
The retailer warned up to 785 workers could lose their jobs as it goes through bankruptcy, but it's unclear exactly how many will be cut.
Pride Photo Was Like Child Porn To Embattled Lawmaker: Panel
Andy King called a photo from an LGBT pride march "the same as child pornography," says a report outlining his myriad misdeeds.
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