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Advocates want more for homeless during a snowstorm
A snowstorm expected to leave 16-22 inches of snow and blizzard conditions moves officials to urge New Yorkers to stay inside. But what about those who do not have a home?
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Commuters brace for yet another MTA fare hike
Some subway-goers are unhappy with the service. They would like to see the MTA improve their system before raising fares.
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New York City Mayoral candidates share their plans on improving city public schools
Seven community members were allowed to direct questions to candidates with a focus on equity and accessibility, educational quality and safety in the classroom.
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Months later the pain and trauma of hurricanes Laura and Delta remains with survivors
Roofs are still covered with tarps, foundations of homes are infected with mold, people are still living in trailers and tents and debris on the streets.
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Korean Americans in NYC rally their community to fight domestic violence
With the COVID-19 pandemic posing an increasing number of cases of domestic violence, particularly within the Korean American community, one organization has collaborated to aid those suffering in silence.
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App surveils Muslim community
Muslim Pro didn’t mention that they sent its users' data to X-Mode, the third party that allegedly sold data to the military’s counterterrorism unit.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Nursing homes are filled with sadness and loss during pandemic shut down
The very guidelines that have been put in place to protect the most vulnerable have backfired, causing significant mental and physical declines.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Musicians deal with the reality of no live shows as covid takes center stage
A room full of strangers enjoying a live performance simultaneously was seen as innocent fun before, but after the covid-19 pandemic, live shows are now seen as super spreader events.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Black Friday’s Aftermath
This year, many retailers began to advertise those deals as early as October and offered many of them online, reflecting both the challenges that physical stores are facing and the sudden shift in how consumers prefer to shop.
Special Report: America Votes
Amid national tension and uncertainty, Joe Biden scores big in Michigan.
“After a long night of counting, it is clear that we are winning enough states to reach 270 votes to reach the presidency,” said Biden.