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A Month After the End of TPS for Haitians: Here’s the Effect on New York
Immigrant activists and healthcare organizations condemn the termination of Temporary Protected Status
New Yorkers Call for Accountability After ICE Shooting
Protests continue after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents shot a man last week in Marble Hill
Going Green: NY-12 Candidates on Environmentalism
Three leading candidates discussed public transit, gerrymandering, public housing and more
Prayer Procession Shows Solidarity with Immigrants
Students and parishioners united in prayer and song to support immigrant communities
My City Sweating, My DSA Winning, Knicks in Five, Here’s the Summer Vibe
As the new academic year begins, let’s look back on the Big Apple’s most notable headlines from the break.
New Yorkers Protest Against ICE
Protests proliferate across the city after another U.S. citizen was killed by ICE
Ethical Discussions Abound Over Legalization of Medical Aid in Dying
Fordham community members break down the law and the ethics underpinning it
Global Poverty Rate Stagnates at 25.5%, Report Finds
Fordham students and a professor presented an annual global poverty index and found few improvements