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Postcard From Earth Viewing Experience

Ben Land December 1, 2024

Las Vegas- a hellish 107° Fahrenheit made to feel even hotter by the heat island effect. The standstill traffic — in the poster child for

“Who would I complain to? The government?” Residents grow impatient with unresolved Newtown Creek pollution

Liam Hibbert November 26, 2024

A sour smell like spoiled milk lingers in the air as trucks rattle past on the John Jay Byrne Bridge that connects Brooklyn to

Prisoners line up to vote at the D.C. Jail in Washington. The voters at this southeast Washington polling place were all dressed alike: orange jumpsuit, white shoes. And when they finished voting they went back to their cell block, not back to work. Still, voting inside the D.C. Jail looked a lot like voting at precincts around the country (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

Trump wins well-reasoned, ill-informed support from D.C. prisoners

Jessica Brand November 20, 2024

WASHINGTON – Prisoners in the nation’s capital voted in the presidential election for the first time following a rare restoration of prisoners’ voting rights in

A large pink text circles around a square album cover with the name "Bad Nerves." The gold-colored signatures from the band members are written across the album cover. The lead singer sings into a microphone in black and white. The album cover sits atop of a granite table.

Punk’s Not Dead: Bad Nerves’ Debut Album Review

Paulina Albarracin November 13, 2024

If the underground punk scene is a dormant volcano, the Bad Nerves is the equivalent of a spontaneous eruption whose explosive melodies awaken its slumber.

Doing It All for Laughs, But Make It Girly: Jenny Gorelick on her Burgeoning Comedy Career

Alessia Girardin November 13, 2024

You might recognize her from Comedy Central skits on YouTube, Hatched NYC skits, or from Late Night with Seth Meyers. She is a five-foot brunette

Close-up of a hand holding a 2024 "I Voted" sticker in New York City.

Trump wins record support in blue New York

Elena Xiang November 7, 2024

The 2024 election marks a turning point in New York’s political landscape. This year, Donald Trump secured 44.2% of New York’s votes, outperforming all Republican

Multiple women seated at a table writing letters, seen through a reflective window in Manhattan.

A little party never killed democracy

Mackenzie Matwick November 4, 2024

Walk into Anne Stonehill’s Gramercy apartment on a recent Tuesday night, and there’s going to be a party. Not just any party, but a letter

A Viral YouTube Video Set My Career on Fire

Alessia Girardin October 31, 2024

Story by Shea Vaughan-Gabor As told to Alessia Girardin “Someone who says what’s on their mind.” That’s the best way to describe Shea Vaughan- Gabor,

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