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In New York City’s poor neighborhoods, some patients have languished in understaffed hospitals, with substandard equipment. It was a different story in Manhattan’s private medical centers.
In the battle for riders, N.Y.C.’s subway has always trounced buses. By a lot. But at the height of the coronavirus pandemic the equation was flipped on its head — average daily ridership in April and May was 444,000 on the subway and 505,000 on the buses
Four first-generation college students in Newark, N.J., tell the story of the pandemic, their uprooted plans — and what they found out.
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A Wall Street firm put up a statue of a girl staring down the bronze bull in Lower Manhattan#InternationalWomensDay
Breaking: Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy ‘points to homicide,’ pathologist claims
The Mexican cartel leader El Chapo was found guilty after a U.S. trial that revealed the brutality and corruption of his drug empire
Free and formerly enslaved black people made their way to the thriving hamlet that offered a school, a church and a newspaper that published the alphabet, reading lessons and prayers. The community produced doctors, journalists and educators.
The number of homeless students in New York City public schools climbed to 111,500 last school year
The NYPD has 82,473 people in a DNA database. Many of them have no idea the city has their genetic information.
Sesame Street addresses homelessness: Lily, a character introduced seven years ago to address child hunger, returns. This time her family does not have a place to live.
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