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Amazon Workers to Protest Outside Jeff Bezos' Penthouse on Cyber Monday
A week after a protest at Amazon’s Staten Island warehouse, workers will march on one of the company’s biggest sales days of the year in New York City.
No, You Idiots, an NYC Restaurant Is Not Serving Human Meat
Sorry to disappoint you!
First-Ever Survey of NYC's Female Street Vendors Reveals How Terrifying the Job Can Be
Harassment and even assault are common complaints for women who are street food vendors in New York.
These Climate Strike Kids Will Restore Your Hope In Humanity
“We need to be screaming so that maybe people will just listen this time.”
Bill de Blasio Just Lost the Presidential Race to 'Other'
The mayor of New York was polling at 0% in his own city. The choice of "other" was polling at 1%.
1,000 Protesting Uber Drivers Brought NYC Traffic to a Standstill
To skirt around paying drivers a livable minimum wage, Uber and Lyft will block drivers’ access to the app.
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NYC Schools Will Let Kids Walk Out for Friday's Climate Strike
The biggest school district in the country has given students the green light to participate, and other cities will likely follow suit.
Two Dudes Allegedly Tried to Rob a Little Caesar's in the Dumbest Way Imaginable
If you're going to steal a pizza—and we are in no way suggesting that you do—at least show up with a plan.
Filipino Food Has a Lot to Gain As It Builds Traction in the United States
The young chefs behind the evolving new wave of Filipino food are more than ready to share their beloved cuisine with a bigger audience.
Blink Fitness Members Are Just Realizing Their Gym Is Owned by a Trump Donor
Blink is a spinoff of Equinox, which became controversial when people realized its owner, Stephen Ross, was a major Trump backer.
NYC Food Cart Vendors Protest After Being Pushed Out of Spots by Business Group
The vendors—some of whom have worked their blocks for decades—say they're being intentionally displaced by new bike racks and massive planters.
The 120-Degree Heat Waves of the Future Could Melt Streets and Bend Train Tracks
As climate change makes summers worse, cities around the U.S. must adapt or face potentially deadly consequences.
