Brooklyn Democrats Approve Controversial Party Rule Changes Amid Opposition
Brooklyn Democratic Party leaders narrowly approved bylaw changes critics say will entrench Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, despite opposition from top state officials.
Brooklyn Democratic Party leaders narrowly approved bylaw changes critics say will entrench Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, despite opposition from top state officials.
The ownership and legal status of New York's iconic Charging Bull statue remain unclear decades after its installation, with no definitive owner identified despite its cultural significance.
NYC principals face uncertainty as education software purchases remain halted ahead of the school year, raising concerns about access to essential tools for teaching and administration.
New York City's Department of Correction missed a deadline to provide Rikers Island detainees digital access to case evidence, as mandated by the City Council in 2023.
Despite nationwide struggles in higher education, Vanderbilt University opens a $100M NYC campus, highlighting New York's appeal to top institutions and students.
Mayor Mamdani cancels a $200M T-Mobile internet contract for 350K student laptops, citing cost savings and existing alternatives. Principals face mixed reactions as unused devices pile up.
New York City's initiative to double its public restrooms by 2035 faces delays due to cross-agency coordination challenges, pushing the report deadline to November 1.
The body of a NYC taxi driver who died in his cab during a heat wave is being returned to Ivory Coast after a grassroots effort raised funds and located his family.
New ICE arrest data shows a surge in NYC with 804 detentions in July, many released same day. Explore the trends, neighborhood breakdowns, and national context.
Germany's universal healthcare system ensures coverage but faces criticism for low quality of care, bureaucratic delays, and a two-tier system favoring the wealthy.
Data centers create fewer permanent jobs per dollar invested compared to other industries, raising concerns about public subsidies.
Minneapolis reflects on a year since a church shooting with community service, while legal and environmental updates emerge. State Fair food takes center stage with international flavors and reviews.
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