Meet some of the NYC Catholics who want to change the Church with progressive politics
[ad_1] Kenneth Boller, at The Church of St. Francis Xavier, west of Union Square. Inside local efforts to reform one of the world's oldest and...
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‘I regret it.' NY Gov. Hochul says she ‘misspoke’ about Black kids in the Bronx.
[ad_1] The governor said she "misspoke" in her remarks. The governor made the heavily criticized remark while talking about artificial intelligence at a conference in...
NYC, facing segregated schools and new class size law, could find an answer in Brooklyn
[ad_1] The scene inside Arts & Letters 305 United in Brooklyn in 2023, where classroom discussions about racism, bias and identity are part of the...
Warren sophomore Colin Dreckmann’s ‘eye-opening’ debut season impresses others. It has surprises for him too.
[ad_1] Warren sophomore Colin Dreckmann remembers watching baseball games on TV when he was little. The close eye that Dreckmann cast on major leaguers back...
Early Addition: Ain't no party like a PowerPoint party
[ad_1] Because Zoomers think this is fun, here are your early links: Train to the Berkshires is back, Joan Didion's apartment update, Revel scooters for...
Most NYC public hospitals deny psych patients time outside, lawyers say
[ad_1] The entrance gate to Bellevue Hospital. The nonprofit law firms argue patients have a constitutional right to get some fresh air. [ more ›...
2 women shot in Hamilton Heights, per NYPD
[ad_1] An NYPD vehicle seen in New York City on March 18, 2024. Police are still looking for a suspect. [ more › ] [ad_2]...
‘The Half-Life of Marie Curie’ tells her story beyond the Nobel Prizes
[ad_1] A play about two brilliant woman scientists — one the subject of gossip so ruthless and cutthroat it caused her to flee the country...
NJ eyes ways to protect workers from the heat while business groups object
[ad_1] A bill to protect workers from excessive heat could be particularly relevant to New Jersey's fast-growing warehouse industry and agricultural sector. Lawmakers say climate...
NYC boosts number of appointment slots for residential ID card after surge in demand
[ad_1] The city says it will be releasing 300 more appointments each week. City officials say they’re releasing more appointments every week to meet demand....