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Because you should probably stay away from Juuls, check out today's end-of-day links: Joe Biden's false war story, bisexual NFL player, Richard Linklater's 20 year movie, new Kanye album, white nationalists infiltrate conservative media, and dog pets dog.

The FBI will examine security cameras from MCC, more of Epstein's victims meet with prosecutors, and a close look at Prince Andrew's hands.

'They had sex with her, they took a bribe. They didn't take it in the form of rape.'

The attack ad claims that a Hasidic legislator and his Ramapo bloc of supporters are coming for "our homes, our families, our schools, our communities, our way of life."

The time seems ripe for this legislation to pass. But there are a lot of questions around a possible ban.

Two pedestrians were killed by hit-and-run drivers in separate incidents in the Bronx and Manhattan today.

Because Hugh Grant is very good at Twitter, check out today's midday links: Comey report, subway slashing, John Travolta's career, Seinfeld fan fiction, Instagram fake musicals, vegan influencer backlash, and cat in a bird bath.

The cyclist who fell off his e-bike after colliding with a pedestrian in Central Park earlier this week has died of injuries.

The incident occurred on August 26th, according to the NYPD.

The Senator posted a video saying, 'I am so proud of this team and all we've accomplished. But I think it’s important to know how you can best serve.'

Because you don't always photoshop clouds into your pics, check out today's end-of-day links: revisiting the Tea Party, mysterious desert circles, Kenan Thompson never wants to leave SNL, mom jeans, 'The New Pope' teaser, and otter really wants to be pet.

If you said mean things about Amazon during the HQ2 debacle, Amazon executives likely took note—and may have recorded your insults in a secret dossier.

Thirteen activists were arrested on Wednesday while demanding Governor Cuomo approve a long-delayed city plan for safe injection facilities.

NY's marijuana decriminalization law went into effect on Wednesday.

The governor's office had created a contest to allow New Yorkers to vote on the new license plate design that will be rolled out this spring. Those license plates are made by prisoners who work for 65 cents an hour on average.

Do you think Prince ever took the subway?

A Manhattan judge has ruled that the NYPD must disclose the names of retired police officers who are collecting taxpayer-funded pensions.

The controversial chocolatiers are allegedly moving their Brooklyn factory upstate.