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A new poll from an education policy think tank finds that New York City parents of color don't believe remote learning is going as well as it should during COVID-19.

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Watch a live video stream as Alison Stewart, host of WNYC’s All of It, continues her virtual book club series with acclaimed author Raven Leilani. They’ll discuss her novel, Luster, which follows a young Black woman living in Brooklyn who gets involved in an increasingly complicated relationship with an older married man. Viewers are encouraged to submit their questions for the author on Twitter and Instagram. Singer-songwriter, Jensen McRae, will also be performing.

"Everyone was talking about how that’s our sister city, we gotta be out there for Philly," said one Brooklyn protester.

Newark is imposing a nightly curfew on most nonessential businesses as part of an effort to stem a second coronavirus wave.

We believe they are here to protect us, to take care of us. But, you know, right now I feel betrayed.

The New York City Board of Elections assigned voters to one of 88 specific early voting sites, seemingly without regard to the space capacity of each location.

Developing a vaccine may ultimately be the easy part, compared to the complex challenge of injecting it into enough people.

Whether you've continued to take it, or haven't laid eyes on it for eight months, there are plenty of reasons to celebrate the subway on its 116th anniversary.

Voters continued to line up outside early voting poll sites today, as locations opened at noon for this first time.

Only 280,000 New York City public school students translating to 26% of the student population have attended classes in person this fall.

Honestly the amount of time I spent chasing people on phones, is probably more than I’ve spent worrying about COVID the entire pandemic.