Special Reports
SPECIAL REPORT: The Wait
Asylum seekers who come to the U.S. can face a long, bureaucratic limbo.
SPECIAL REPORT: Past Due
New York City's landmarking landscape is filled with stories of preservation and neglect.
SPECIAL REPORT: Women on Top
How the female gaze is changing pornography
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via El Diario
Educating New Yorkers on Immigrant Rights
Community groups and non-profit organizations are running civil rights and immigration law information sessions amid fears of Trump-era raids.
via Brooklyn Based
Some Who Wear Hijab Feel Unsafe in the City
Some Muslim women say that in the wake of the 2016 election they've considered donning less distinctive headgear like hats or simply not wearing a head-covering.
via Review Fix
A Whole New Game for Gamers
The NYC Game Expo showcased 100 new games, drawing a crowd of more than 700 of gamers and indie developers.
Formerly Imprisoned Women Break Out of ‘The Box’
Advocates of the "Ban the Box" movement, which seeks to nix questions about criminal records on job applications, call a year-old New York City prohibition on the practice a success.
via City Limits
Fighting Hunger in the Bronx
Our reporters visited food pantries and soup kitchens in the borough, where one in three children are in danger of going hungry.
via Sheepshead Bites
Brooklyn Veteran Recalls Pearl Harbor
"All hell broke loose," Clark J. Simmons, of Sheepshead Bay, remembered 75 years after the "Day of Infamy."
via BKLYNER
Stained Glass Master Marks 40 Years of Art
Peter Romano has helped brighten Brooklyn churches and homes for four decades.
via El Diario
New Yorkers Tied by Caribbean and by Art
The "Borinqueya: An Evolving Travesy" exhibition demonstrates the relationship between Puerto Ricans and Dominicans in the Big Apple.