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Is New York Comic Con only for “White Suburban Kids”? Inside the Nation’s Largest Convention Ahead of the NYC Mayoral Election
Spider-Man, Batman, and Deadpool share a cigarette together in Midtown. Supposedly off-duty heroes, they greet Chainsaw Man and Chun-Li passing […]
News
Women’s leadership network launches to solve nuclear risk, global issues
Nuclear nonproliferation nonprofit Ploughshares launched a new initiative elevating women’s leadership in global security on Monday, Sept. 22, at the […]
Politics
How Large is the Impact of Marijuana Shops on Bronx Voters?
The proliferation of marijuana shops in the Bronx since recreational marijuana legalization in 2021 could be shaping how some Bronx […]
News•Politics
Curtus Sliwa addresses political violence at Union Square event
Dozens gathered in Union Square Park on Friday to hear New York City Republican mayoral candidate, Curtis Sliwa, address the […]
Features•News•Politics
Policy vs. image: What’s motivating Bronx residents to vote for their next mayor?
Hour after hour, door after door, rejection after rejection, Maxwell Dickinson—a field lead for Zohran Mamdani’s Bronx field team—spent four […]
News
Kamala Harris turns a new page with the start of her book tour
Hundreds of people filled the nearly sold out 1,500-seat theater of The Town Hall in downtown New York on Wednesday, […]
Politics
A divided nation: New Yorkers react to Obama’s ‘Political Crisis’ comment
In a recent speech this week, former President Barack Obama proclaimed that our nation is in a “political crisis”. His […]
Sports
Brooklyn Basketball Training Center celebrates grand opening
Where a Modell’s once stood is now home to the new Brooklyn Basketball Training Center, allowing kids to have access […]
News
Black students devastated as they mourn the loss of Trey Reed
The death of Demartravion “Trey” Reed has left Black students cautioned, outraged and wary of his death becoming another example […]
Features•Politics
A divided Brooklyn: Gentrification’s grip on the Mayoral race
Walk up the stairs of the Bedford Avenue exit in the Williamsburg L train station, and you’ll see the words […]