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Ending soon: Two affordable housing lotteries in Brooklyn
Looking for an affordable apartment in Brooklyn? New housing lotteries in Brownsville and Prospect Heights are available for a wide range of incomes. For the Brownsville opportunity, that means rent for some units could start at $545 if you make between $22,492 and $34,020. You can snag an affordable apartment there if you make up…
Is God really Hegseth’s co-pilot?
From the beginning of President Donald Trump’s muddy war of choice against Iran, his and his top officials’ motivations have been a bit unclear. There was some reporting early on that the U.S. had essentially been pushed into it by Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu, a claim that Secretary of State Marco Rubio seemed to have confirmed…
Parents say NYC schools’ AI policy leaves out what matters most: students
Late last month, the city released its initial guidance on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in schools and asked for public feedback by May 8. The response from students, parents and educators interviewed by Epicenter NYC was primarily frustration that the guidelines focus almost entirely on how staff and teachers can and cannot use…
Two years after Win Rozario’s death, family demands Mamdani fire NYPD officers
On March 27, 2024, NYPD officers shot and killed Win Rozario, 19, after arriving in the midst of his mental health crisis. Over two years later, Rozario’s family is still seeking justice. They gathered in Jackson Heights on April 1 alongside community members and the social justice group Desis Rising Up and Moving (DRUM) to…
Cram time in Albany
With the budget already late, the “Three Men” are busy; everybody else drinks coffee and waits
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