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Comics and Cards are Comeback Kids
Local memorabilia dealers say they're seeing signs of an economic recovery.
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Blog Tackles Mexican Stereotypes
Three young Mexican-American women living in New York are taking on stereotypes with a website called, "Mex and the City."
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Haitian Jobs Program Faces Struggles
The White House is giving non-documented Haitian immigrants an opportunity to work legally in the U.S. following January’s earthquake — but few are taking advantage.
Sojourners Seek Immigration Truth
A group of New Yorkers who call themselves the Sojourners make weekly trips to a New Jersey detention center where they visit with undocumented immigrants.
FBI Files: Helms Faced Threats
The late Jesse Helms' FBI file chronicles a broad range of threats against the longtime U.S. senator.
A Sand Mandala For The Dalai Lama
Buddhist monks at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine made a sand mandala in honor of the Dalai Lama's visit to New York.
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Inside Brooklyn’s Bat Cave
Squatters and graffiti artists turned an old MTA power plant along the Gowanus Canal into their own playground, named after Batman's old haunt.
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A Staycation in the Park
Soundview Park in the Bronx serves as a getaway for New Yorkers unable to get out of town.