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MTA Fare Hikes: The End of the Line
Death and taxes are inevitable, unfortunately so is yet another MTA fare hike. It looks like it will cost 25 more cents for a subway ride.
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Guidelines for dealing with clergy sexual abuse on hold
Survivors and advocates for reform in the Catholic Church are frustrated by the Vatican's decision to delay any vote addressing clergy abuse until February.
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Malibu Residents Rebuild After Woolsey Fire
The Woolsey Fire burned for almost 2 weeks, killing 3 people and countless animals. Almost 300,000 people were evacuated from their homes and over 1600 structures were destroyed. Now that the fire has subsided, the people of Malibu are coming together to rebuild their community.
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As Amazon moves in, New York’s homeless forced to move on
Long Island City’s skyline. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Nestled between rising luxury apartments and the country’s largest public housing development […]
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Queens protesters say “no” to Amazon
Queens residents protest Amazon HQ2, a planned new corporate headquarters in Long Island City. Photo by Julia Lee About a […]
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Protestors Strike Amazon Bookstores
NYC residents marched through the Amazon Bookstore on 34th Street Nov. 26 to protest Amazon's decision to move one of its new headquarters to Long Island City in Queens.
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Black Friday is dip for brick and mortar stores
Sales are up online and down in stores.
Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018
Once Again, Voting Controversies Surface at Prairie View A&M
Prairie View A&M University, a four-year college about an hour outside of Houston, Texas, is ready for the 2018 midterm […]
Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018
Muslim Voters are Voting for Change
Voters have not seen in this many Muslim candidates on the ballot since after 9/11. The Muslim community, a frequent target of President Trump, is seeking representation.
Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018
Fear of Voter Suppression Energizes Georgia Democrats
The Democratic Field Office in Glynn County, Georgia was jammed with folding tables and mismatched chairs. The walls and windows […]