On November 5, New Yorkers will have the opportunity to pray, party or simply partake in a communal moment of pause, all in an effort to alleviate election day anxiety in a year rife with uncertainty. The Church of St. Matthew & St. Timothy — located
Like everywhere across the United States, people in Susquehanna County in Pennsylvania display yard signs to make clear which candidates they favor. Some are funny, others are straight-forward. Many use inflammatory words to attack one candidate and support the other. One sign in Nicholson made many passersby
Pharmacy Benefit Managers are known to invest heavily in lobbying at the federal level. But as local elections heat up along with the presidential race, PBMs - the insurance middlemen who process prescription claims - are also pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars in New York
Clad in glittery black shirts and wide-brimmed cowboy hats, the sisters Jennifer and Alayna Degollado, of the band Control, took the stage in Charlotte, North Carolina a few weeks ago to play Mexican cumbias in front of tens of thousands of people. Part of the
The astrologer Helena Woods encourages her roughly 34,000 YouTube subscribers and 28,000 TikTok followers to “create a magical life in places you love" in posts that address ordinary stresses like moving house or seeking romance. But as election day draws near, Woods – like other readers
An enthusiastic crowd of thousands of former President Trump supporters repeatedly chanted “USA” inside of a packed Madison Square Garden in New York City on a Sunday evening a little more than a week before Election Day. When the former president emerged onto the stage, he
For years, New York Republicans have railed against expansions to mail-in voting. Now, some in the party say they might not be able to win without it. “In a place like New York, we’ve come to realize that the only way we’re going to win is