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- Sep 29, 2026
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LIRR rider satisfaction takes a dip after MTA’s fare hike and ticket changes (opens the original)
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The Long Island Rail Road’s commuter satisfaction is tanking after transit bosses hiked fares, ended some ticket options and started slapping riders with surcharges for activating tickets after they’re on board. Rider satisfaction now sits at 73% after dipping seven points since January’s fare hike and ticket changes —- making it the LIRR’s second drop in the last 3 years and the steepest decline since falling 13% back in 2023, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s own survey.
Long-lost 1919 silent comedy found in dusty antique shop in Japan — it’ll finally be seen again (opens the original)
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A mythical slapstick silent comedy that’s been missing for more than a century “miraculously” turned up inside a dusty antique shop in Japan. The long-lost 1919 film “Van-ar-chy,” starring old-time comedy star Billy B. Van was found by film student Kohei Okita — who was researching films about “anarchy” at the time — when he bought a batch of old reels from an antique shop in Japan, according to the comedian’s website. Inside that batch, “the film miraculously surfaced,” and once Okita realized
Batman, other comic book heroes chase down UK thief and heroically retrieve stolen handbag (opens the original)
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A group of UK party-goers dressed as superheroes chased down a purse snatcher and scaled a towering wall to retrieve a woman’s stolen handbag during a night out. Sonni Mason, 25, was attending a friend’s party on Saturday night — dressed in a full Batman costume — when he witnessed a handbag being stolen in a nightclub and sprang into action, according to The Guardian. “That’s what [Batman] is about. He’s a protector,” Mason, who is from London and works in a cafe, told the outlet. “I hope I can
War-wounded military veterans peddling cheap patriotic merch are actually AI fakes out of China: report (opens the original)
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War-wounded UK military veterans hawking supposedly “handmade” patriotic items in emotional social media videos are nothing but AI-generated phonies selling cheap junk from China, according to a new report. Some shameless hucksters used artificial intelligence to make videos that show disabled and disfigured vets, claiming to have suffered injuries like a lost eye and nose in battle — while they ask for support from sympathetic buyers, the British Broadcasting Corporation reported. “They’re desp
Glamorous NYC designer’s family launches tip line for unsolved case a year after mysterious Montauk yacht death (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The family of a Hamptons fashion entrepreneur who died under mysterious circumstances at a swanky Montauk yacht club launched a tip line as the case remains open one year later. Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra’s family has launched the site MarthaTipline.com searching for clues as they seek $50 million in a wrongful death suit against Christopher Durnan, the last person to see her alive. “The family of Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra and their legal team are seek
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