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Extra, Extra: Is Ned Stark Alive?
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Jen Chung
Published Jul 3, 2017
Modified Jul 3, 2017
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- There's a theory that Ned Stark is alive.
- Keep your pets safe during July 4 celebrations (spoiler: they get really freaked out by fireworks).
- Two people were injured when a driver jumped a curb at JFK Airport's Terminal 5.
- Yankees Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez will be in the Home Run Derby.
- Here's an inspirational story about a Harlem woman who loves hats so much she bought a hat factory in Philadelphia—and now hopes to build a second factory in NYC.
- The NY Post's Steve Cuozzo does not like cabs these days.
- Popular YouTuber Stevie Ryan died from an apparent suicide.
- The Daily News is happy men finally have changing rooms at the Hamilton Fish pool.
- A week after Fox Sports apparently emailed a memo outlining layoffs to Bloomberg News, Fox Sports President Jamie Horowitz has exited the network—and hired a lawyer because there are sexual harassment allegations.
- And apparently racing Corgis is something that happens in Florida:
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