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Power on after families pepper sprayed at Brooklyn detention center
Protesters at the Metropolitan Detention Center held up a sign letting inmates know that they were heard and that they […]
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As temps drop, NYC’s homeless face chilling crisis
As the temperatures plunge, many of New York’s homeless are forced to face brutal freezing temperatures. Photo by Li Cohen […]
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Proposed subway fare hike frustrates commuters
Riders wait for the 1 train at the 96th Street Station on the Upper West Side. Photo by Caroline Aguirre […]
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Abortion fight will continue in NYS despite new reproductive law
Edward Mechmann, Director of Public Policy at the Archdiocese of New York, was the keynote speaker at Human Life Review’s […]
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Kamala Harris Sparks Hope for Women of Color
Kamala Harris is the second African American woman and first Asian American to run for president. Since announcing her […]
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College journalism programs are hopeful despite massive job cuts
Columbia School of Journalism On January 24, Buzzfeed, Huffington Post and several other American digital media outlets announced massive, […]
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Federal employees get free food and metro card as second shutdown looms
Federal workers impacted by the government shutdown received help from the ‘Stand with Federal Workers’ event today at Brookdale Hospital […]
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Commuters worry over sudden change of L train plans
The Grand Street subway and L train stop will still host commuters since the 15 month shutdown was averted. Photo […]
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Protestors march for immigrant rights fighter who faces deportation
#IStandWithRavi signs are popular amid the crowd gathered outside the US Customs Court and Federal Building Monday morning. They were […]
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Left in The Cold: NYCHA housing residents wait endlessly for repairs
Viviana Wrenn with her son at the Stebbins Avenue, Bronx, NYCHA development. She rarely has heat and the large windows […]