Student-loan Debtors Weigh Options as Pandemic Debt-payment Moratorium Expires Oct. 1
To Pay or Not to Pay? Debtors face hard choices.
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NYC City Council Takes a Stand Against the US Blockade of Cuba
The resolution, which passed with a vote of all 51 council members, calls the blockade unfair to the Cuban people.
Peace Activists Urge NYC City Council to Weigh in on Runaway Pentagon Spending
While New Yorkers endure diminished public services, $29.3 billion per year in their tax dollars go directly into support for the military.
Op-Ed: Unite with Newly-Arriving Immigrants to Abolish the Underclass
Calls for more immigration to lower wages and stem inflation or those for less immigration distract from the real problem: the criminalization of undocumented workers that is dividing the working class.
Migrants Demand Humane Housing as Adams Tries to Revive Tent City Plan
The protesting migrants have been searching for a home for months, sometime years.
How the New York Democrats’ Midterm Debacle Unfolded and What Comes Next
A cascading series of blunders by leading NY Democrats handed half of Congress to the Republicans. Can the state party’s dysfunction be reversed?
Why Bernie’s Medicare Expansion Plan Got Snuffed Out
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Protesters Demand Nuclear Disarmament Outside the United Nations
11 Arrested for civil disobedience as a crowd of almost 200 people gathers to urge action on nuclear non-proliferation.
The January 6 Anniversary, Julian Assange and the Erosion of Democracy
The invasion of the Capitol one year ago was an assault on democracy. So too is the Biden administration’s continued persecution of the Wikileaks publisher who is being targeted for exposing U.S. war crimes in Iraq.
On Saturday, demonstrators blocked the entrance to the Hudson County Correctional Facility for hours to get their message across.