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We Regret to Inform You That It’s Dead Baby Bird Season
It's a tough time of the year for people who hate stepping on squished animals.
Win Rozario’s Family Wants the Cops Who Killed Him To Be Fired, Then Prosecuted
"These police were grown men with guns. They didn't have to kill my child. I tried to protect my son. I begged the police not to shoot, but the police still killed him."
Yes, You Can Buy a Revel Scooter on Facebook Marketplace—But You Probably Shouldn’t
Revel scooters aren't gone forever—if you know where to look.
‘The State Troopers Charged In’: An Eyewitness Account From Stony Brook Professor Arrested at Raid of SBU Pro-Palestine Encampment
"I’ve done civil disobedience before, but I’ve never seen the police arrest a peaceful group like this. This was like a military formation."
The Coolest Movie in Theaters This Weekend is a Three-Hour Filipino Historical Epic
Peque Gallaga's war drama is vivid, violent, and anticapitalist.
A Fired Google Engineer on Protesting the Company’s ‘Terrible Path in Their Pursuit of Money at the Expense of Human Life’
Zelda is part of a group of workers fired after participating in last week's No Tech for Apartheid demonstration.
Columbia’s President Saw ‘Danger’ in the Gaza Solidarity Encampment. Even the Cops Disagree
You know you fucked up when the NYPD is throwing you under the bus.
Who Is Randy Mastro, the Lawyer Poised to Become a New Top Dog in the Adams Administration?
With rumors swirling about a new top lawyer in New York City—a former Giuliani deputy mayor who could potentially defend Mayor Eric Adams in civil court—we dug in to what New Yorkers should know about him.
The Eclipse Is Over, But the Rochester D&C Strike Is Not
The newspaper's union members say they'll continue to withhold their labor until Gannett gives them a fair contract.
Would You Pay $1,650/Month for 80 Square Feet and a Hallway Bathroom on the LES?
All utilities (except Wi-Fi) included!
