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Dr. Cholakian hopes she and her husband can work out a temporary custody deal to minimize risk of their children's exposure to covid-19. A Queens, New York, mother…
Uganda's Gen. Museveni is typical useless tyrant who boasts a huge military while hospitals are in decay. In one hospital, dead bodies remained on beds for days, uncollected.…
From agricultural workers to healthcare professionals, immigrant workers are again proving themselves as an indispensable, skilled part of our national effort to combat and contain COVID-19 – despite…
Attorney General James:“ While these new rules are part of a long-term review of our internal practices, the spread of the coronavirus over the past several weeks further…
In this interview with Igniting Change host Barbara Arnwine, investigative journalist Greg Palast says that rather than creating a precedent for canceling elections, we should embrace mail-in ballots…
Saul: "The Department of the Treasury announced on April 1 that Social Security beneficiaries who are not typically required to file tax returns will not need to file…
The mayor visited a production line run by Crye Precision, a design and manufacturing company based in the Brooklyn Navy Yard that is producing gowns with the help…
The PAID Leave Act will fully and quickly reimburse employers for all paid sick days and paid leave in 2020 and 2021 to alleviate the financial ramifications of…
The coronavirus entered Milwaukee from a white, affluent suburb. Then it took root in the city’s black community and erupted. Photo: YouTube No, the coronavirus is not an…
Williams: "I have a number of questions concerning the safety and wellbeing of front-line workers and communities of more color and higher poverty rates." Photo: YouTube New York…
