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Humanity First

As I listened to Donald J. Trump’s “America First” inaugural speech on NPR, I was struck by a conversation I had had with my Afghan daughter before she departed for a semester in Rome the day before the inauguration.

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Truth Or Consequence

History In The Digital Age.

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Our Little Racket

Our Little Racket.

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Statue Of Limitations

Statue Of Limitations.

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Hamptons International Film Festival’s Silver Anniversary

Hamptons International Film Festival's Silver Anniversary

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Saint In The City

Seeking the star man on the streets of soho.

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We Can End America's Addiction Crisis... But Only Together

I had a horrible feeling that late October Friday in 2012.

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Colonial Day Along The Gold Coast

Do you know about colonial day?

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One Atlantic Events

Over the ocean, your perfect special event venue is waiting.

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Scott Swimming Pools

Scott Swimming Pools, Inc. is a luxury design-build swimming pool company celebrating its 80th year in business this year.

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Chicken Mcmansions

There’s nothing like fresh eggs. I know because our cook used three of them in my Camembert omelet this morning.

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Test of the Champion: The Story of the Belmont Dynasty

Test of the Champion: The Story of the Belmont Dynasty.

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A Medal Of Honor For Sargent William Shemin…a Century Long Odyssey

A Medal Of Honor For Sargent William Sheminâ Century Long Odyssey.

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Women Create Their Own Opportunities In New York's Growing Weed Industry
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Women Create Their Own Opportunities In New York's Growing Weed Industry

On a recent Thursday evening in downtown Manhattan, nearly 50 women and a few men, ranging from millennials to baby boomers, gathered in a sleek co-working space to talk about weed.

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The Perelman Performing Arts Center At The World Trade Center
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The Perelman Performing Arts Center At The World Trade Center

IN the 1950s and ‘60s, when Lincoln Center was being built and Carnegie Hall was scheduled for demolition, few believed New York City could handle more than one performance space each for concerts, ballet or opera.

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Megyn Kelly Settle For More
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Megyn Kelly Settle For More

Rye’s Megyn Kelly, in the Spotlight.

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Vice President Joe Biden Redraws The Battle Lines In America's Longest War

I know of no cadre of people in the world more desperately in need of hope than the sixteen million people with cancer,” Vice President Joe Biden told the nation’s leading cancer researchers and clinicians at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago on June 6, 2016.

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Breaking The Fourth And Fifth Wall

How Dear Evan Hansen Has Gone Beyond the Stage to Impact Teen Suicide, Bullying, Mental Illness and Social Media.

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Mah Jong Memory

I remember mah jong through a haze of memory and my mother’s Benson & Hedges cigarette smoke.

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The Heirs

Eleanor belonged to that class of New Yorker whose bloodlines were traced in the manner of racehorses: she was Phipps (sire) out of Deering (dam), by Livingston (sire’s dam) and Porter (dam’s dam).

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