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Early Addition: There's a volcano hiding in New Jersey
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Published Oct 28, 2024
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Good Monday morning in New York City, where the George Washington Bridge pedestrian and bike lane is now open 19 hours a day instead of 18.
Here's what else is happening:
- Daniel Penny, the former Marine standing trial for fatally choking Jordan Neely on a subway last year, has hired the famed jury consultant used by O.J. Simpson, Kyle Rittenhouse and George Floyd's legal team, in attempt to pick himself a favorable jury.
- "I have to tell you he’s been really great and he said they shouldn’t be calling Trump a dictator because it’s not true": Donald Trump had some kind words for Mayor Eric Adams at his Madison Square Garden rally yesterday.
- Limited edition Olivia Rodrigo MetroCards drop today at select subway stations.
- A volcano erupted in Wantage, New Jersey, about 6 million years ago.
- Commute got you stressed? Imagine everyone else on the train as a baby.
- More and more, people are buying human remains.
- Tim Walz got chicken parm in the West Village.
- With these shoes and this hat, you'd be unstoppable.
- And finally, making do with what she's got:
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