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Union members and politicians mobilize at DC 37’s ‘Labor for Harris’ rally

Union chants, dancing and songs like Public Enemy’s Fight the Power kicked off District Council 37 (DC 37)’s ‘Labor for […]

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An evening in the Financial District: Where patriotism meets society

Harry Kona, an employee of the “I Love NY” gift shop on Broad Street, across from the New York Stock […]

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“What’s outrageous? Poverty wages!” Amazon labor union, elected officials rally in Maspeth

Following Monday’s rally in Staten Island, Amazon Labor Union (ALU) members gathered outside of the company’s DBK-4 Warehouse in Queens, […]

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Amazon labor union holds rally in Staten Island, debuts Union Hall

Strong winds, new enclosures, and police presence did not deter Amazon Labor Union members and their supporters from gathering for […]

Sports

From Sneakers to Social Justice: How George Floyd’s Passing Broke Michael Jordan’s Silence On Race

Four years ago, I was casually scrolling through my Instagram timeline and witnessed the horrifying footage of George Floyd’s death […]

Israel and Palestine ConflictNews

120 students and faculty arrested at NYU Gaza encampment, protests continue into Tuesday

Following the suit of other Manhattan-based private universities, NYU students are protesting the continued war in Gaza and calling for […]

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Little Egypt: A Community to Build

Queens is home to some of New York City’s most diverse neighborhoods. In Flushing, you will find the Chinese; in […]

Special Report: Iowa Election 2023

Unveiling the Influence of College Education on Voting Behavior

In the last 8 years, Iowa has shifted to a more conservative state. Republicans have unified control over the state […]

Politics

Casting Ballots in Camouflage: The Hidden Barriers to Military Voting

What does patriotism and civic duty entail? For many, it conjures images of voting and military service, widely considered to […]

Politics

J. Ann Selzer: Still Crunching the Numbers

Ms. Selzer felt she was falling on deaf ears, or perhaps not enough. Either way, she quickly had the polling […]