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An evening in the Financial District: Where patriotism meets society
Harry Kona, an employee of the “I Love NY” gift shop on Broad Street, across from the New York Stock […]
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“What’s outrageous? Poverty wages!” Amazon labor union, elected officials rally in Maspeth
Following Monday’s rally in Staten Island, Amazon Labor Union (ALU) members gathered outside of the company’s DBK-4 Warehouse in Queens, […]
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Amazon labor union holds rally in Staten Island, debuts Union Hall
Strong winds, new enclosures, and police presence did not deter Amazon Labor Union members and their supporters from gathering for […]
Israel and Palestine Conflict•News
120 students and faculty arrested at NYU Gaza encampment, protests continue into Tuesday
Following the suit of other Manhattan-based private universities, NYU students are protesting the continued war in Gaza and calling for […]
Features•News
Little Egypt: A Community to Build
Queens is home to some of New York City’s most diverse neighborhoods. In Flushing, you will find the Chinese; in […]
Special Report: Iowa Election 2023
Walnut Hills United Methodist Church: A Progressive Congregation in an Iowa That Turned Red
It is Sunday morning in Urbandale — a city of 45,000 about nine miles northwest of Des Moines, Iowa. Autumn […]
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City Order Slows Efforts of East Village Non-profit Amidst Ongoing Migrant Crisis
On Avenue B and East 7th Street outside of the old St. Brigid’s Catholic School in the East Village is […]
Special Report: Iowa Election 2023
“I Think We’ve Been Too Pro-Israel:” Iowa Democrats Weigh in on the War
Iowa is a hotbed in every election season, and that is the same in 2024. There are several factors in […]
News•Politics
Vivek Ramaswamy and his Complicated Relationship with the Indian American Community
The Indian American community appears sharply divided on Vivek Ramaswamy’s candidacy. While some view him as a figure aligning with […]
Special Report: Iowa Election 2023
In Iowa, Residents Weigh the Benefits of Green Energy
Tensions flared at the end of a town hall meeting in Osceola, IA. Two representatives from RPM Access, a Midwest […]