Need a place to talk politics and find out who comes out on top the New York presidential primary Tuesday night?
These venues throughout New York City are hosting events to watch the results roll in.
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Remembering the MetroCard — NYC’s beloved subway and bus fare card, which goes the way of the token on Dec. 31
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Silent nights: How NYC families separated by ICE will be spending Christmas
Brooklyn man arrested and charged following antisemitic attack during Hanukkah
Brooklyn man indicted for sex trafficking and raping 15-year-old girl: DA
Sports
Giants, Raiders squaring off in Tank Bowl for No. 1 pick at 2026 NFL Draft
Red Bull New York signs highly-touted 16-year-old Brooklyn native Paul Sokoloff to 2nd team
Giants’ Brian Burns named to Pro Bowl
Mets trade Jeff McNeil to Athletics
Red Bull New York send long-time defender Sean Nealis to DC United
Entertainment
New York in Residence: Jean Shafiroff, the art of giving, and a downtown trust carried to Miami
Take Home a Nude 2025: Skin, lineage, and the pleasure of looking
‘The Traitors’ brings deception and drama to Brooklyn with immersive experience at historic Weylin
Revolution in three acts: A sip and tell at Pen + Brush
Marcarson’s incredible artwork at upcoming Not For Them pop-up meets you where you are, with no context required
Crime
EXCLUSIVE: 30 NYPD officers targeted for dismissal over qualification snafu will be allowed to keep jobs, sources say
NYPD goes on a ‘Sleigh Ride’ bringing thousands of gifts across the five boroughs to children in need ahead of Christmas- Brooklyn man arrested and charged following antisemitic attack during Hanukkah
Brooklyn assault: Cops hunting for man suspected of smashing 10-year-old boy’s head into windshield during argument
Parents of Queens man killed in police-involved shooting allege that their son was unjustly slain
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