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  • Tears stream down the faces of Israelis, Palestinians, Jews and other New Yorkers as they gather on Monday, October 7, 2024 at Union Square Park to participate in a candlelight vigil organized by Israelis For Peace NYC. (Credit: Nichole Whiteley)

    Peace, Not Division, Takes Center Stage at October 7 Vigil

  • Pro-Palestine protesters staged a walkout on Columbia University's Morningside Heights campus. (Credit: Ana Gonzalez Vilá)

    New Yorkers Demonstrate on Campus and in the Streets on October 7 Anniversary

  • Remy Kothe, volunteer with Downtown Nasty Women hands out informational fliers on the corner of Union Square W and 17th St. (Credit: Dana Binfet)

    Prop 1 Requires Voters to Read Between the Lines

  • Los Almendros serves Salvadoran pupusas, tamales and aguas frescas in Corona, Queens. (Credit: Maria Guinnip)

    As the City Reins in Food Vendors, Voters Will Get Their Say in November

  • Shelly Louis, a Brooklyn doula who signed up to reimbursed by Medicaid, with her three children. (Credit: Benjamin Rubin).

    Now Reimbursed by Medicaid, Doulas Adjust to a More Complicated Future

  • Shortly after going on strike, Law360 employees got a new contract from LexisNexis. (Credit: Navya Asopa)

    Law360 Reporters and Editors Ratify New Contract After Strike

PROTESTS
NEWS

Vigil brings New Yorkers together to call for peace.

Law360 ratified a new five-year contract with parent company LexisNexis.

BUSINESS

The city wants voters to expand its powers to remove vendors, while the City Council

Organic certification is granted to farmers that meet specific standards for growing, processing and handling

ARTS

What followed was the forging of a friendship between two strangers halfway across the world,

One topic that surfaces during Irish comedy shows is the ongoing conflict between Israel and

HEALTH CARE

New York State’s Medicaid program is expanding to include coverage for doulas.

Union members at a Queens hospital say their compensation leaves them torn between caring for

PROTESTS
NEWS

Vigil brings New Yorkers together to call for peace.

Law360 ratified a new five-year contract with parent company LexisNexis.

BUSINESS

The city wants voters to expand its powers to remove vendors, while the City Council

Organic certification is granted to farmers that meet specific standards for growing, processing and handling

ARTS

What followed was the forging of a friendship between two strangers halfway across the world,

One topic that surfaces during Irish comedy shows is the ongoing conflict between Israel and

HEALTH CARE

New York State’s Medicaid program is expanding to include coverage for doulas.

Union members at a Queens hospital say their compensation leaves them torn between caring for

LABOR

The city wants voters to expand its powers to remove vendors, while the City Council and state Legislature consider other

CLIMATE

Climate Week attendees share how their work and their lives intersect with climate change.

AUDIO