Extra, Extra: This Is How Most New Yorkers Die

Nell Casey

Published May 19, 2015

Modified May 19, 2015

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Coney Island's Luna Park allegedly booted a Muslim woman after she asked not to be seated next to a man.
No YOU'RE crying at your desk.
This is the most common cause of death for each state.
Ready to argue? Here are the 300 best albums of the past 30 years, according to SPIN.
New Jersey will probably never be trusted to pump its own gas.
Behold Darrell Hammond: your new Colonel Sanders.
It seems that Jay Z didn't keep his word to artist Marina Abramovic about using her work.
The World Trade Center station's architect says he's been "treated like a dog."
Are NJ Transit trains going too fast?
And finally, this Westie wishes he could jump inside cute animal videos as much as we do:

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