Saluting Veterans By Helping Them
The annual Veterans Day Parade offered an opportunity to celebrate our troops, past and present, as well as address their needs – including better healthcare and more jobs.
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Generations Bond Over Bread
Jewish students from the Fashion Institute of Technology went from designing clothing to baking bread as they distributed homemade challah to senior citizens at the nearby Penn South housing complex.
Immigrants See Tough Road Ahead Post-Election
Staffers at Make the Road New York's Jackson Heights office are working to help protect local immigrants as Donald Trump gets ready to take office in January.
Mixed Feelings Among Queens Mosque Members
At Muslim Community Center of Richmond Hill, a subway ride away from the ongoing anti-Donald Trump protests in Manhattan, worshipers split on their reaction to the presidential election results.
AudioFiles: Two Weeks’ Notice
Our latest podcast examines transition and how change affects us all.
‘Not My President’: New Yorkers Protest
Thousands took to the streets in the days after the 2016 presidential election to decry the ascendency of Donald Trump.
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Result Underscores Divide for South Bronx Residents
The Bronx neighborhood went with Hillary Clinton as more than 93 percent of voters cast ballots for the former first lady.
Dump Trump Backlash Fills City Streets
Thousands of protesters took to Manhattan streets in the aftermath of Donald Trump's election to the presidency.