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Special Reports
Obama’s Inauguration has fewer attendees, but optimism prevails
In the midst of a deep partisan divide in Congress, wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, Obama’s message of hope and promise for the country remain in tact.
Special Reports
Four generations witness Inauguration
The majority of the crowd was black. The strong presence proved the significance of the President’s two term hasn’t been lost on the black community.
Special Reports
Disorganization causes havoc for Inauguration goers
In the streets surrounding the capitol, thousands of Inauguration-goers shuffled around like confused cattle.
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Native american sanitation worker thinks of his people during Inauguration
His work consisted of collecting the mountains of trash left behind by the hundreds of thousands of people who attended today’s inauguration. He reminded of the never-ending suffering of his people.
Special Reports•Video
Inauguration souvenirs
Vendors sell an assortment of knick knacks at the Inauguration.
Features•Slideshows
Burned beyond repair
A family's home is destroyed because of a downed power line during Hurricane Sandy.
News•Slideshows
Cooper Union occupation ends
They left because they said they had accomplished what they had set out to do: spark a larger conversation around the value of higher education.
Features•Video
Seaport steakhouse reopens after Sandy’s destruction
The 27-year restaurant owner wasted no time rebuilding MarkJoseph.
Features•Video
The pain of forced marriage
Vidya Sri, tells her story.
Features•Video
New Yorkers continue to give despite tough economic times
Coat donations are accepted at New York public libraries and New York City Police Departments until December 31st.