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Another nasty presidential debate
After Donald Trump threatened to prosecute his opponent and Hillary Clinton seized on a vulgar taped conversation Trump had to make her case against him during the second debate, the final debate was bound to get tumultuous.
Live Blog•News
Twitter creates presidential debate comedy
The 3rd debate of the 2016 election brought out the wannabe comedian in everyone.
Features
NY People: Luke Woodard, cafe owner
Luke Woodard, 27, of Melbourne, Australia, describes his journey of starting his business, Sweatshop Cafe and Design Studio, in Brooklyn, NY.
Features
NY People: Street Musician Peter May
Peter May is a fixture at Washington Square Park.
Audio•Features
A school for the dogs
The School for the Dogs in the East Village trains dogs and their owners.
Audio•Features
NY People: Jazz Musician Connell Thompson
Connell Thompson describes his life as a jazz saxophonist in New York City and his influences for his own music.
Features•News
Snowboarding hits a rough patch
Conditions on the mountains are declining and the sport is becoming more expensive with the price of lift tickets high and equipment even higher, athletes said.
News•Video
Green Party candidate Jill Stein rails against ‘greater’ and ‘lesser’ evil political parties at rally
The Stein/Baraka ticket is on the ballot in 44 states, and the District of Columbia.
Features•Video
NY People: Larry the Birdman
Larry loves pigeon and in Washington Square Park he is surrounded by them.
Features
MoMa looks at how refugees live
Insecurities, constant movement, and endless fear that accompany these refugees are presented as a main theme at the exhibition.