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Snapchat is surging with teens and is more dangerous than ever. Parents can’t fight it alone
Location sharing that resets after every update, disappearing messages, and a grip on kids' social lives. As her daughter gets her first iPhone, Leila Atassi argues that the government’s failure to…
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1mTrump administration’s double standard in Reflecting Pool criminal case
Regarding criminal charges in the alleged Reflecting Pool vandalism for its "affront to our shared history," where were the equivalent consequences for destroying one-third of the White House complex, asks Janice K. Mattingly of Westlake in a letter to the editor.
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3mAs trade deadline nears, a Mets outfielder is improving his stock: ‘Unbelievable guy’
While the Mets on the field have won four of their last five games, the front office’s focus is firmly set on the Aug. 3 trade deadline.
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2mKids set sail on Onondaga Lake at youth sailing camp (photos)
The Onondaga Yacht Club's annual youth sailing camp introduces sailing and science.
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2mN.Y. weather: Forecast shift? NYC storm threat fades Friday, but Saturday could get messy
Storms may impact New York City both Friday and Saturday.
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3mNYC Mayor Mamdani says Staten Island 3-K expansion is cutting travel times for families
Officials said 1,000 new 3‑K seats would be added, which included six ZIP codes on Staten Island.