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As Starbucks Baristas Strike in Park Slope, the NYPD Responds With Arrests
Spirits were high at a one-day strike protesting the closure of the Seventh Avenue Starbucks, despite seven arrests and a bleak forecast for the national labor movement.
NYPD Inspector General: Police Brass Shitposting Was Stupid and Wrong
NYPD leadership's pugnacious social media behavior violated rules and was a "plainly inappropriate and regrettable uses of official City social media accounts," according to a new NYPD Inspector General report.
What's Going on With Bushwick Daily?
Owner and publisher Alec Meeker fired the site's editor-in-chief in November. Now he's seemingly taking the 15-year-old publication in a different direction.
Adams Administration Wonders: What If the New Rikers Boss Should Actually Be the Same Old Rikers Boss?
As a federal court contemplates taking Rikers out of City control and appointing a receiver, the Adams administration proposes more of the same.
This NYC Record Label Makes Sure America's Incarcerated Musicians Are Heard
A retrospective exhibit on FREER Records' ten years of releasing music from inside prisons is on exhibit through the weekend.
NYU Students Facing Lengthy Suspensions Say They've Lost Jobs and Scholarships for Their Pro-Palestinian Views
"They can keep suspending me until they expel me but regardless, I will continue to advocate for Palestinian liberation."
Baker Falls's Nick Bodor Wants You to Enter the Downtown State of Mind
There's avant-garde clowning on Wednesdays.
Months After NYPD Raids, Columbia University Is Still Locking Out Local Residents
"Columbia, in my opinion, is being a bully. And it is a public asset that they have taken, and everybody is afraid to fight them."