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Federal Plaza, Manhattan and NYC Explosion

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Veteran Who Attacked Federal Building Was Targeting ICE, Authorities Say
A man was taken into custody on Monday after the police said he set a fire, ignited fireworks and waved an air rifle at passers-by outside a building in Lower Manhattan that houses the federal immigra...

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 · 13h
Explosion Outside NYC Federal Building Leads to Suspect Takedown, on Video
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NYC Explosion: Suspect Arrested After Fire Outside Manhattan Federal Plaza
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'Anti-ICE' Army veteran set fire outside Manhattan federal building, say officials
A former US Army soldier has been arrested after igniting a fire in front of a federal building in New York City, says the FBI.

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Incendiary device erupts outside New York federal building. FBI says person in custody.
 · 14h
Man in custody after setting off 'incendiary device' outside NYC federal building, sources say
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Army veteran in custody after launching incendiary attack at NYC federal building

The person who placed 'an incendiary device outside' a federal building in New York City on Monday is in custody, FBI Director Kash Patel noted.
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Man accused of throwing incendiary device at NYC federal building carried anti-ICE material, sources say

A man who was taken into custody Monday on suspicion of throwing an incendiary device at New York City’s 26 Federal Plaza on Monday morning was carrying anti-ICE material, according to two law enforcement sources.
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As Trump administration offloads federal office space, what takes its place?

The Trump administration is moving more aggressively than prior administrations to trim the federal government’s massive real estate portfolio, but what happens next for these recently sold buildings
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