Parents say NYC schools’ AI policy leaves out what matters most: students
Families say the preliminary guidelines skip over key concerns about how students are already learning and using AI.
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Officers killed the 19-year-old during a mental health crisis in Queens — his family and advocates want them fired and the system changed.
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With the budget already late, the “Three Men” are busy; everybody else drinks coffee and waits
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Shares for a studio apartment in the Bronx start as low as $15,745, and in Brooklyn, shares for a one-bedroom start at $30,197.
ICE on the tarmac
Agents’ presence at the airports reminds policymakers this is a live issue in New York.
Health as wealth: The $24 billion-dollar case for closing the Black maternal health gap in the U.S.
Four ways Black maternal health is key to economic mobility.
Ending soon: Snag an apartment in the Bronx or Brooklyn from $940/Month
Three NYC housing lotteries are available in Brownsville, Hunts Point and Bronx Park South.
What is the SAVE America Act? How the Senate vote could affect your vote
The Trump-backed bill requires proof of citizenship for federal elections — a move advocates say could disenfranchise millions over minor paperwork errors and hyphenated names.
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Energy costs are on Albany’s radar, but problems outnumber solutions
How to access telehealth abortion care from New York providers
Despite a renewed push to ban medication abortion, in New York the pills can be prescribed through virtual visits and in many cases delivered by mail. Here’s what to know.
What the Gracie Mansion fracas tells us
Teenagers, bombs, a pardoned rioter and a pig — and the dangers of provocation and repression.
Deadline Monday: Buy a Rockaway Beach apartment for under $15K
You can buy one-, two- or three-bedroom Mitchell-Lama co-ops a few minutes from the beach at an ultra-low rate.

