Donald Trump has commuted the sentence of Harlem resident Roger Stone, a longtime friend, and former campaign adviser who was to spend three years and four months in jail for crimes related to the Russian investigation. Continue Reading →
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Harlem Rep. Espaillat Statement On Trump Forcing International Students To Leave
Today, Representative Adriano Espaillat released the following statement in response to the Trump administration’s decision to bar international student visa holders from U.S. institutions of higher education. Continue Reading →
NYC Joins Multi-state Lawsuit To Stop Trump Administration From Eliminating Food Assistance
New York City today joined a group of 15 Attorneys General in a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from eliminating food assistance for nearly 700,000 Americans. Continue Reading →
Allen Salkin, Aaron Short And Others Celebrate New Book At Russian Samovar Restaurant Exclusive Event
The legendary Russian Samovar Restaurant and Piano Bar hosted a literary star-studded book release party for authors Allen Salkin and Aaron Short, featuring some of the restaurant’s authentic Russian delicacies and cocktails. Continue Reading →
Columbia Challenges Vote By Graduate Students To Unionize
The battle over whether graduate students at universities can unionize entered a new phase on Friday, when Columbia University filed a challenge with the National Labor Relations Board over the recent vote by its graduate assistants to unionize. Continue Reading →
Mayor de Blasio To “Fight Nationally And Act Locally” With Faith Leaders
On Monday, November 14, 2016 in the Blue Room of City Hall, Mayor Bill de Blasio led a discussion with faith leaders to reinforce the Administration’s commitment to protect initiatives that may be at risk during Donald J. Trump’s presidency from Harlem to Hollis. Continue Reading →
What Trump’s Victory May Mean For New York And It’s Trickle Down To Harlem
Donald J. Trump will be the seventh president from New York and its first since Franklin Roosevelt.
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