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NEW YORK CITY 鈥?Authorities in New York City announced that a man accused of leaving a suspicious powdery substance at a luxury hotel on Monday had been arrested, according to multiple news reports.CBS News and WABC reported that police arrested 55-year-old John Taddei and charged him with theft and criminal trespassing.During a press conference Tuesday evening, New York Police Department Assistant Chief James McCarthy said at around 1:20 p.m., a woman working at the hotel began feeling nauseous and was taken to a nearby hospital.Accord
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NEW ORLEANS, La. 鈥?Hurricane Ida is continuing to intensify ahead of its expected landfall in Louisiana on Sunday, which is also the 16-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina hitting New Orleans.The National Weather Service said Saturday that Idas maximum sustained winds had increas
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