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After completing a 133-mile swim from Montauk to New York City on June 15, 2017, enviornmental activist Christopher Swain, 49, explained how he keeps safe while swimming in New York’s dirtiest bodies of water. Â
Trump strikes Iran: Hundreds take to the streets of Midtown Manhattan to protest unilateral bombings
MTA is evaluating new buses as part of its goal to have a more environmentally friendly fleet
Knife-wielding suspect stabs man to death in Brooklyn after prior argument: cops
15-year-old boy shot while riding scooter in Brooklyn
NYPD deploying additional resources after Trump strikes Iran
Knicks not giving up on Jason Kidd dream yet
Jazz Chisholm’s 8th-inning double lifts Yankees to rubber-game win over Orioles
Mets send sputtering Francisco Alvarez down to Triple-A
Jonquel Jones injury: Liberty star to miss 4-6 weeks
Yankees’ Ryan Yarbrough hits 15-day IL, Allan Winans to start Monday in Cincy
Road to WWE SummerSlam in New York begins at Fanatics Fest in Manhattan
‘Undeniably Jonathan’: Arts Gowanus celebrates artist Jonathan Blum’s 60th birthday with retrospective art show
Fifty years and still going strong, ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ renaissance comes to NYC
New public artworks unveiled at Hunts Point and Melrose Libraries
Atlantic Terminal rolls out free summer fest to celebrate 20 years in Brooklyn Knife-wielding suspect stabs man to death in Brooklyn after prior argument: cops 15-year-old boy shot while riding scooter in Brooklyn NYPD deploying additional resources after Trump strikes Iran
Rikers Island sees two more inmate deaths in 78 minutes – prompting more investigations and outrage
Police seek suspect who robbed 67-year-old man at gunpoint on Bronx subway platform
