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Russian New Yorkers Reaction to War in Ukraine

Outside the Consulate General of Russia, Russian protestors spoke of carrying a weight of shame

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It’s a grim start to the second half of the Knicks season

Going into this game, the Knicks were three games back with a record of 25 wins and 34 losses. Although some fans still believe in this team's talent , most fans have lost hope.

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Protestors fill Times Square and rally to end Russia’s war on the Ukraine

Many of the protestors had family in Ukraine.

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New Yorkers rally to support Ukraine

 Hundreds of New Yorkers, some born in Ukraine, Latvia, Kazakhstan, and even Russia, gathered to support Ukraine after the Russian invasion.

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Chinatown’s Lunar New Year Parade returns

The colorful celebration of Chinese culture returned to Chinatown after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic.

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NY gubernatorial candidate Andrew Giulani tries to grab the spotlight outside of Democratic Convention

Giuliani appeared outside of the New York Democratic State Convention alongside 2021 mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa, New York Young Republicans Club President Gavin Wax and Senate candidate Stefano Forte. The men failed to draw a crowd.

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Daycare workers face increasing challenges as Covid cases rise

Fast spreading Omicron makes any gathering of unvaccinated kids a potential superspreader event.

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Victims of Bronx fire honored in memorial

The memorial, decorated with colorful flowers, candles, and toys was accompanied by photographs of the men, women, and children who died from smoke inhalation.

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A Fight for the New Rights of Delivery Workers: Los Deliveristas Unidos

Three times each week, Gonzalez and Los Deliveristas have been hosting ‘coffee breaks’ around NYC to educate delivery workers on a new slate of delivery workers rights that went into effect on January 24.

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Transit employees struggle with mental health in wake of transit crime surge

There were more than double the number of murders and rapes in 2021 than there were in 1997, and underground assaults reached their highest count since 1997 at 461.