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Brooklyn tops voter turnout in mayoral primary, raising questions about informed voting
Gaby F., 25, has not been paying attention to the New York mayoral election. The Bushwick native, who declined to […]
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Federal Reserve makes “risk management” interest rate cut, first time in 2025
The Federal Reserve announced its first interest rate cut of 2025 on Wednesday afternoon, cutting interest rates by a quarter […]
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Different Voices, Same Frustrations: The Political Apathy of Harlemites
On a sunny afternoon in Marcus Garvey Park, different variations of life are in full swing. There are older men […]
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Rally at City Hall Calls for Reform of 45-Year-Old School Bus Contracts
A coalition of about 50 parents, city officials, and advocates chanted on New York City’s City Hall steps on the […]
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Democratic Party Letdown: African American Voters are Divided in New York City’s Most Conservative Borough
Lee Stephens of Staten Island remembers the borough’s bustling Navy Yards, a massive machine of manufacturing muster and steel shipyards. […]
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No Child Left Behind: The Uncertain Future of New York City’s Education System
An ordinary Thursday saw the Brooklyn Bridge overcrowded with purple and yellow shirts worn by thousands of New Yorkers marching […]
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What Does the Disappearing Demographic Have to Say?
Older White Forest Hills Residents Explain the Current State of Their Neighborhood and Their Thoughts of the General Election […]
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Women’s leadership network launches to solve nuclear risk, global issues
Nuclear nonproliferation nonprofit Ploughshares launched a new initiative elevating women’s leadership in global security on Monday, Sept. 22, at the […]
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Curtus Sliwa addresses political violence at Union Square event
Dozens gathered in Union Square Park on Friday to hear New York City Republican mayoral candidate, Curtis Sliwa, address the […]
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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 […]