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Special Report: The NYC Marathon Returns
At the finish line, a wheelchair race champ
Ernst van Dyk of Cape Town, South Africa notched a 5th place finish.
Special Report: The NYC Marathon Returns
The 50th NYC Marathon brings thousands of runners to the city
The largest marathon in the world tipped off on Staten Island, spanning 26.2 miles to the finish line at the south end of Central Park.
Special Report: The NYC Marathon Returns
A family cheers
One sign they held up said, “Salvi Queen” as she proudly represented El Salvador in the marathon.
Special Report: The NYC Marathon Returns
A Spectating Paramedic in Park Slope
“Go New York, Go New York, Go New York, Go!” he shouted, cheering on the whole city.
Special Report: The NYC Marathon Returns
The last mile of the race
Lalime recalled the thrill of getting close to the finish line.
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10,000 hours of training
He wanted to find a job he could love and find purpose in. With boxing, he found that.
Special Report: Reporting Black America
Black New Yorkers Want Manhattan’s First Black District Attorney To Be ‘Tough’
Bragg, Manhattan’s first Black DA, is welcomed by many New Yorkers as being home-grown, and for confronting issues important to the community.
Special Report: Reporting Black America
The only woman of color in Nashua’s city council is reelected
Shoshanna Kelly wins a second term as Nashua, New Hampshire's Alderwoman at-large.
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Curtis Sliwa loses mayoral race after a rough day
Election workers blocked his cat from the polls, his ballot got stuck and even his fashion choice at the polls was questioned. The day ended with a double digit loss.
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After a double digit loss in the NYC mayor’s race, Sliwa concedes to Adams
After a contentious race for NYC mayor, Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa conceded to rival Eric Adams just 40 minutes after […]