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Policy vs. image: What’s motivating Bronx residents to vote for their next mayor?
Hour after hour, door after door, rejection after rejection, Maxwell Dickinson—a field lead for Zohran Mamdani’s Bronx field team—spent four […]
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A divided Brooklyn: Gentrification’s grip on the Mayoral race
Walk up the stairs of the Bedford Avenue exit in the Williamsburg L train station, and you’ll see the words […]
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200 years later: The Black neighborhood destroyed to create Central Park
Central Park was home to shoeshiners, farmers and churches two centuries ago. The now-famous park is on land where neighborhoods […]
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Copy, Cut, Conservative: Inside the surge of anti-LGBTQ legislation
A large number of anti-LGBTQ legislations were introduced across states during the past years, as reported by human rights organizations […]
Special Report: North Carolina 2024
Can Trump’s policies help alleviate Robeson County’s substance use disorder crisis?
Alicia Hunt drives her Chevrolet Silverado 300 miles a week catering to clients in Robeson County, North Carolina. She takes […]
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How therapists are helping Americans work through post-election stress
As the dust settles from President Trump’s election and inauguration, Americans’ anxieties are still running high across the country. For […]
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Politics are stressful. Here’s how Americans are being impacted by a second Trump presidency.
The United States is preparing for another four years of President Trump as its leader. Just the thought of the […]
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Is New York’s “City of Yes” initiative a threat to communities?
Paul Graziano, who hails from Flushing, Queens, has lived in the neighborhood all his life. He lives in a low […]
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At the Queens Baseball Convention, two Mets fans bond over rare collectibles
Andrew Aronstein, 46, stood behind his table of baseball cards and 8×10 photographs. He was in a conference room on […]
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Black Harris voters disavow ‘POC’ language, and even people, post-election
Preston Mitchum did not know a life without poverty until he reached adulthood. Born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, Michtum […]