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    New York’s Toughest Homeless Problem

    Thousands of people live in the streets and refuse to leave. A modest number now accept shelter in ‘safe havens.’

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    On Walt Whitman’s Big Birthday, 10 Glorious Relics

    The bicentennial of New York’s most celebrated literary son is being commemorated with three exhibitions.

    By Jennifer Schuessler

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    When Resistance Became Too Loud to Ignore

    New York City museums and public spaces celebrate Stonewall and the movement’s charismatic personalities in a handful of timely shows.

    By Holland Cotter

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    Pride Events: Here’s How to Celebrate

    From exhibitions to music and movies, we offer over 25 options for commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising and celebrating Pride Month.

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    Measles Cases Reach Highest Level in More Than 25 Years, C.D.C. Says

    There have been 971 known cases of measles in the United States so far this year.

    By Liam Stack

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    Claus von Bülow Dies at 92; Society Figure in High-Profile Case

    Mr. von Bülow was cleared of trying to kill his wife, the wealthy heiress Martha von Bülow. The case was one of the most sensational of the 1980s and became a movie.

    By Enid Nemy

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    Homes for Sale in New York and Connecticut

    This week’s properties include five-bedrooms in Old Brookville, N.Y. and Weston, Conn.

    By Lisa Prevost and Claudia Gryvatz Copquin

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    Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan

    This week’s properties are in the West Village, Midtown East, and Ditmas Park, Brooklyn.

    By Stefanos Chen

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    12 Performers Show What It Takes to Make It in New York

    Watch a dozen great performers at work, from an opera singer and a subway dancer to Princess Nokia and Kelli O’Hara.

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    A 13-Year-Old Gospel Singer and the Hard Work of Making Music Your Life

    Mekhi Bratton’s grandma rides the train with him, two hours each way, to rehearse and perform.

    By Susan Dominus

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    Last of a Rare Breed: The Manhattan Piano Player

    Earl Rose, 72, still works in a forgotten New York nightlife of elegant sophistication.

    By Mark Binelli

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