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A second chance for formerly incarcerated women
The WPA helps women reunite with their children, find employment, and reestablish themselves after leaving the criminal justice system.
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Train crash kills one and causes chaos in Hoboken
They are looking at the engineer of the train to see if he is at fault.
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2016 Presidential Debate at Hofstra
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Emotion and anger at Rikers Island protest
Rikers Island has a notorious reputation.
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Hundreds march to close Rikers Island
The prison currently houses roughly 8,000 people, the majority of whom are Black or Latino.
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“Black Lives Matter” protest in Columbus Circle
Tensions rose nationwide after the fatal shooting of Terence Crutcher, 40, of Tulsa Oklahoma last week and Keith Lamont Scott, 43, of Charlotte North Carolina this past week, and protests erupted nationwide.
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Shep Gordon, talent manager to the top chefs, shares his unconventional story
The first entertainment earthquake Gordon caused was the global mainstreaming of shock rock in the late ‘60s, via his young client Alice Cooper.
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Passionate protest greet Iran’s president UN visit
Thousands of protesters did not want Rouhani, who they see as a ruthless dictator, to address the UN General Assembly.
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Terror suspect stopped at laundromat after allegedly planting bombs in Elizabeth
During the two hours that Rahami was inside the laundromat, the Union County Bomb Squad, Federal Bureau of Investigation and New Jersey State Police were just down the road investigating the backpack full of explosives that police believe Rahami had planted at the Elizabeth Train Station.
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Portraits of Sikh Americans show joy, despite pain
Education is the key to resolve their problems.