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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 […]
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Kamala Harris turns a new page with the start of her book tour
Hundreds of people filled the nearly sold out 1,500-seat theater of The Town Hall in downtown New York on Wednesday, […]
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Black students devastated as they mourn the loss of Trey Reed
The death of Demartravion “Trey” Reed has left Black students cautioned, outraged and wary of his death becoming another example […]
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Thousands gather outside courthouse to protest arrest of Mahmoud Khalil
Lawyers representing Mahmoud Khalil, a 30-year-old Palestinian activist and recent Columbia University graduate, appeared in court to challenge his March […]
Special Report: North Carolina 2024
3 arrested, union president fired at Amazon’s Garner, N.C. warehouse
Three people were arrested on Dec. 6 while distributing food and gathering union authorization cards for Carolina Amazonians United for […]
Special Report: North Carolina 2024
Lifelines in Lumberton: A nonprofit organization combats youth violence through mentorship and support
In Lumberton, N.C., a small nonprofit is making a profound difference in the lives of at-risk youth. Through grant-funded programs, […]
Special Report: North Carolina 2024
Robeson County’s domestic violence epidemic disproportionately impacts Lumbee Native Americans
In the parking lot of the Lumbee Tribe Housing Complex in Pembroke, N.C., grandparents and parents lined up for a […]
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Brooklyn College celebrates Shirley Chisholm’s centennial legacy with special event
One of Brooklyn College’s most distinguished alumni, Shirley Chisholm, is being honored this year as she would have turned 100 […]
Special Report: North Carolina 2024
Republicans look to three-peat in this rural North Carolina county
Larry Martin grew up cropping tobacco in Robeson County, North Carolina. “I cropped for $3 a day,” said Martin, now […]