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From the Gothamist Newsmap: A shooting at W 165st & Broadway in Manhattan, a fall victim at Troutman St in Queens and a barricaded at Longfellow Av in the Bronx.
Yikes! General David Petraeus slumped over during a Senate hearing this morning. He came back 20 minutes later—he said he was feeling light-headed.
A man who killed a cop during a 1973 hostage siege in Williamsburg won parole, thanks to the testimony of a police official who said, "I would think that his chance at rearrest would be very, very slim."
An expert panel says that obesity is "the single greatest threat to public health in this century."
A cab-sharing app for the subway- and outer-borough-challenged.
Newsweek.com. Zombies. 'Nuff said.
A Park Slope native is now pitching for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Lewis Black was surprised Howard Stern watched the Tony Awards. Black said, "I can't believe you watch the Tonys...[for years] I wanted to be a playwright, which is the financial equivalent of a crackwhore."