A week before the U.S. Open started, Andre Agassi, a two-time men’s champion of the tennis tournament, rallied in Duarte Square, at Canal St. and Sixth Ave., on a makeshift court set up by Nike.
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Crime
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- No vacancy: 65 anti-ICE protesters arrested after lobby protest inside Lower Manhattan Hilton hotel, NYPD says
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