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PROTESTS
NEWS

Here's where two of the mayoral candidates spent time.

Columbia Journalism School students will broadcast their report at 9 p.m.

BUSINESS

The EU aims to exclude Nigerian cocoa from its market that comes

Field Trip Harlem and Charles Pan-Fried Chicken are providing hundreds of hot

ARTS

At Wave Hill’s Glyndor Gallery, two artists use Indigenous identity and environmental

From spammy AI-written feedback to false accusations of plagiarism, bots are unsettling

HEALTH CARE

A 2017 tax cut, now made permanent by the ‘One Big Beautiful

Legislation aimed at the five New York State-operated hospitals would halt debt-collection

PROTESTS
NEWS

Here's where two of the mayoral candidates spent time.

Columbia Journalism School students will broadcast their report at 9 p.m.

BUSINESS

The EU aims to exclude Nigerian cocoa from its market that comes from deforested land.

Field Trip Harlem and Charles Pan-Fried Chicken are providing hundreds of hot free meals to

ARTS

At Wave Hill’s Glyndor Gallery, two artists use Indigenous identity and environmental health disparities as

From spammy AI-written feedback to false accusations of plagiarism, bots are unsettling the culture of

HEALTH CARE

A 2017 tax cut, now made permanent by the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, is attracting

Legislation aimed at the five New York State-operated hospitals would halt debt-collection lawsuits against their

LABOR

Albany’s cabaret laws require a permit for businesses with live music. But the permits are tough to obtain.

CLIMATE

Grant terminations and funding freezes leave communities increasingly vulnerable to climate change.

AUDIO