Anthony Sims says that when he learned that his 1999 Brooklyn murder conviction was overturned last week, he wanted to “jump for joy”—but his broken ankle kept him from doing so. Since leaving prison ...

On Saturday, March 14, members of the anti-war group Brooklyn for Peace (BFP) gathered outside Atlantic Terminal at 2 p.m. for their weekly vigil to oppose the U.S. war with Iran. For several months, ...

Many of us still get disoriented when talking about fascism in the present tense. What even is a fascist,… ...

Right-wing Cuban exiles in South Florida have long played an outsized role in driving Washington's unremitting hostility to ...

Aber Kawas came of age as a Muslim in post-9/11 New York. NYPD surveillance and fears of terrorist plots emanating from her community were pervasive if unfounded. Kawas’s father was deported to Jordan ...

The Lenape people inhabited for millennia the land on which New York City was built. And their culture continues to this day ...

The pied-à-terre tax targets luxury secondary residences in New York City, and is expected to generate $500 million in yearly revenue for the City. Allie Tutich Oct 29 More than a dozen New Yorkers, ...

I’ve participated in roughly a dozen canvasses for Darializa Avila Chevalier, DSA’s most underappreciated 2026 candidate. She is running to be the next representative for New York’s 13th congressional ...

Past supporters of Solidarity PAC—a New York version of AIPAC—are making large individual contributions in Assembly races where pro-Israel incumbents are facing strong challenges from the left.

The Rent Guidelines Board (RGB) began its public hearings at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center in Queens. More than 100 tenants rallied outside the hearing to call for a rent freeze for the 2.4 ...

New York is a one-party city where almost all elections are decided in the Democratic primary. Once upon a time an incumbent rarely faced a competitive primary and served in their post as long as they ...