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NJ voters get ready for mail-in voting
According to NJ Spotlight News, about 4 million ballots are expected to be cast, and nearly all of them are likely to be mailed in or dropped off at secure locations.
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New findings reveal that the NYPD violated human rights laws during peaceful protest
This particular police crackdown has become known as one of the most aggressive examples of their interference in Black Lives Matter marches in New York City.
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Michigan voters debate the debate
The first presidential debate last night, marked by a clash of personalities and a heated exchange of verbal blows, consisted […]
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Brooklyn Book Festival held virtually
But the virtual format also discourages some people who don’t like online events
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
NYC Restaurant owners worry about maintaining business during winter
Following Mayor Bill de Blasio’s statement regarding indoor dining restrictions on restaurants, some restaurant owners and staff plan to march
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New Yorkers peacefully protest the grand jury verdict in the Breonna Taylor case
Despite pressure from the public for months following Taylor's shooting, an EMT shot dead as she slept in her bed during a botched warrant execution, all but one officer is being charged—and not for murder.
Features•News
Census flash mob dance on Times Square
Census data determines the allocation of trillions of dollars in federal funding to various programs within communities.
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Verdict on Breonna Taylor’s death sparks public outrage amid pre-existing racial tensions
As the public continues to express outrage and demand justice for Breonna Taylor, the justice system's role has also come under the microscope.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
The pandemic is causing mental health struggles for many Latinos
Latinx, Black and Asian Americans have been the hardest hit throughout the pandemic.
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LaGuardia AirTrain construction will help unions, but could harm local residents
The construction could interfere with an ongoing environmental remediation and a community redevelopment project to revive Willets Point by building new affordable living.