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Vulnerable communities fear eviction as COVID-19 rent morotorium comes to an end
Forty five percent of LatinX and Black tenants reported to have no confidence in being able to pay June's rent.
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New Yorkers march in celebration of Juneteeth and in protest for racial justice
Protestors say they are tired of continuing to have the same fight for their rights and freedom.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Coronavirus leaves the fate of some beloved New York events uncertain
Thousands of events have been cancelled or rescheduled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the fate of many others is still uncertain.
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The Evolution of the Big Apple Chorus
The barbershop chorus is changing.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Pence’s press secretary tests positive for Covid-19
It is the second time the White House has announced a Pence staff member tested positive for the coronavirus. The first tested positive in March.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
New York schools shut for the rest of school year
The decision on summer school programming will not be made until the end of May.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
COVID-19 challenges mental health
As people continue to physically isolate themselves to slow COVID-19’s spread, their mental health may come under greater risk.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
New York residents required to wear masks in public
Disobeying this rule will not subject anyone to civil penalties, at least for the time being.
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Trump threatens to withhold U.S. funding for WHO
Trump appeared particularly upset with WHO’s opposition with his decision to restrict travel from China because of the coronavirus back in Jan. 31, saying “they were wrong.”
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New York May Have Reached its Apex in the Coronavirus Outbreak
“Hospitalizations are down, the ICU admissions are down, and daily intubations are down.”