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New York City Is in the Middle of a Filipino Pop-Up Renaissance
Filipino cuisine is no longer "up-and-coming" in NYC. During the pandemic, Filipino pop-ups aren't just surviving—they're thriving.
3 Days as an Indoor Server at a Private Social Club in NYC
Pushy guests, itchy masks, and acting dreams collide for one man waiting tables in Manhattan.
Barr Declares NYC, Seattle, Portland 'Anarchist’ Cities and Threatens Funding Cuts
It's an escalation of the Trump administration's war on cities run by Democrats that have seen huge protests against police brutality this year.
For New York City's Subway Buskers, Going Online Isn't an Option
The pandemic has left musicians who perform underground without a place to do what they love—and, in turn, without a sense of purpose.
Video Shows a Cop Beating Up and Tasing a BLM Protester in Brooklyn
The previous day saw a pro-police rally in the same neighborhood, where supporters of the NYPD attacked a small group of counterprotesters.
Trump’s Justice Department Is Targeting Black Lives Matter Demonstrators as Domestic Terrorists
Attorney General Bill Barr is targeting protesters with harsh, federal prosecutions for civil disturbances that potentially carry decades in prison.
NY Liquor Policies Are Kicking Bars and Restaurants While They're Down
Many of New York City's restaurants may be unable to resume serving alcohol after pausing payments when the pandemic closed their doors.
These Doctors Are Joining the George Floyd Protests — Despite the Pandemic
The doctors and nurses have one clear message: Racism is a public health crisis.
Lyft and Citi Bike Stand With the Protesters—Just Not Past 6pm
As cities enact curfews, public bikes and scooters could easily stay in service. Instead, companies are taking a side that hurts protesters and essential workers.
Police Shot a Man Dead During Violent Protests Last Night in Louisville
Across the country, the police response to protests has been swift and, in some cases, violent.
Here’s What You Need to Know About the George Floyd Protests That Just Went National
Protesters in Minneapolis set a police station on fire, while seven people were shot in Louisville and someone tried to run over a protester in Denver.
NYC's Last Non-Profit Can Redemption Center Is Fighting to Stay Open
Since the 1980s, redemption centers have served as a lifeline for thousands of New York City residents who collect bottles and cans for a living—especially during economic crises.