Before dawn, just three weeks out from the midterms, federal agents from ICE’s investigative arm searched the Washington home of Rep. Ilhan Omar, a sitting member of Congress and a naturalized citizen, over immigration paperwork her late father filled out…
For more than seven years, I have delivered across Queens and the rest of New York City, the first years on a bike and the last four on a scooter. For part of that time I was a leader with…
One hundred twenty-two years ago this Tuesday – on October 27, 1904 – New Yorkers took their first subway ride, and city life was never the same. Since then, the system’s endured through 21 mayors, 21 presidents, and incredible technological acceleration. Now we’re writing its next…
A daredevil climate activist scaled the Brooklyn Bridge on Wednesday afternoon and hung a banner over traffic urging voters to think of nature when they go to the polls next month. An unnamed protester dressed as a construction worker and…
In the United States of America, the people rule — not one man, not one party. We, the people, rule. Anyone who holds legislative or executive office in this country cannot do so by fiat or one man’s whim. We give…
A cash-strapped California city is slashing police department staff — sparking warnings that critical evidence could pile up, arrest paperwork could stall and criminal cases could get caught in the crossfire. Hollister, a Democratic-leaning city grappling with a financial squeeze, has…
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