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CULTURE & ARTS
14 Amazing Photos You Missed This Week
By Chris McGonigal
Synchronized swimming, Comic-Con International, and a New York blackout round out this week's best images.
POLITICS
EPA Chief’s Remarks Highlight Republican Double Standard On States’ Rights
By Alexander C. Kaufman
Federalism is sacrosanct for conservatives, that is, unless a state wants to set stricter pollution rules or protect minorities' civil rights.
ENTERTAINMENT
Hey Upper East Siders, A 'Gossip Girl' Reboot Is Actually Happening
By Cole Delbyck
A reboot of the generation-defining series is coming to WarnerMedia’s new streaming service HBO Max.
POLITICS
DOJ Won't Charge New York City Police Officer In Eric Garner's Death
By Ryan J. Reilly
Daniel Pantaleo will not face federal civil rights charges in a death that prompted a national outcry.
U.S. NEWS
New York City Could Be Headed For Another Blackout As Heat Wave Looms
By Amy Russo
Temperatures could creep up to nearly 100 degrees, threatening to overload the electrical grid.
POLITICS
ICE Raids Have Already Begun In New York, Mayor Says
Mayor Bill de Blasio said immigration enforcement agents did not succeed in rounding up any residents from two targeted neighborhoods.
U.S. NEWS
A Massive Blackout Hit Manhattan And New York Did Its Thing
By Carla Herreria
A power shortage forced thousands of people into the streets of Manhattan. Then the singing began.
POLITICS
Jeffrey Epstein Was Their Teacher. He Became A Monster.
By Rebecca Klein
Former students of The Dalton School are reconsidering their memories of the disgraced billionaire, who taught in the ’70s and now faces sex trafficking charges.
SPORTS
Allie Long Needs New Key To New York After Hers Was Stolen In Los Angeles
By David Moye
The soccer star reached out to NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio hoping for a replacement.
VIDEOS
Megan Rapinoe Rallies Soccer Fans
“We have to love more, hate less,” Megan Rapinoe gave a speech about tolerance at a parade celebrating the U.S. women’s soccer team for winning their fourth World Cup.
POLITICS
Photos: NYC Holds Parade For Women's Soccer Team, The Best Team In U.S. History
By Christopher Mathias
Chants of "equal pay" echoed against the skyscrapers as thousands of fans packed Manhattan's streets to cheer on the world champion U.S. women's soccer team.
WOMEN
Megan Rapinoe Delivers Epic Speech At World Cup Parade: 'Listen More, Talk Less'
By Jenna Amatulli
"We have to be better. We have to love more. Hate less," the U.S. women’s national soccer team co-captain said at the World Cup celebration parade.
WOMEN
Megan Rapinoe Holding World Cup Trophy And Screaming 'I Deserve This' Is A Mood
By Jenna Amatulli
The star Women’s National Team co-captain gives us the mantra we all need.
WOMEN
Women's World Cup Soccer Champs Praised At NYC Parade With Glorious Signs
By Jenna Amatulli
The celebration of the U.S. Women's National Team featured posters demanding equal pay and applauding co-captain Megan Rapinoe.
U.S. NEWS
Billionaire Noam Gottesman Accused Of Cutting Curb To Create Parking Spot
By Sebastian Murdock
A New York City agency said that violated the law, but Gottesman is allegedly still getting cars towed that park in his space.
POLITICS
Jeffrey Epstein Indicted On Child Sex Trafficking Charge
By Andy Campbell
Charges against the billionaire money manager, which were unsealed in New York, "shock the conscience," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said.
POLITICS
Biographer Tweets Embarrassing Trump Quote About Jeffrey Epstein And Younger Women
By Mary Papenfuss
He's a "terrific guy" and "fun," Trump told New York Magazine for a 2002 profile of his then-pal who faces sex trafficking charges.
POLITICS
Queens District Attorney Race Heads To Recount
By Daniel Marans
Absentee ballots gave Queens Borough President Melinda Katz a small lead over public defender Tiffany Cabán -- reversing the outcome from election night.
U.S. NEWS
NYC Student Who Was Set On Fire In Chemistry Accident Awarded Nearly $60 Million
By Amy Russo
Alonzo Yanes was hospitalized for months after his teacher's "rainbow experiment" engulfed him in flames.
ENTERTAINMENT
Madonna Wraps Pride Month With Dazzling, Politically Tinged Performance
By Curtis M. Wong
Taking the stage in New York, the Queen of Pop expressed her gratitude to LGBTQ fans for having "always been embraced by Queer Nation."
U.S. NEWS
NYC Pride Parade Is One Of Largest In Movement's History
The parade in New York and others like it across the nation concluded a month of events marking the 50th anniversary of the infamous police raid on the Stonewall Inn.
POLITICS
At Stonewall, Thousands Celebrate 50th Anniversary of LGBTQ Uprising
By Ali Swenson and Jennifer Peltz, AP
A 1969 riot at the New York bar started the concept of Pride as we know it.
VIDEOS
Photographer Stanley Stellar On 40 Years Of Documenting Gay Life In New York City
Following the release of the short documentary feature “Here For This Reason,” Stanley Stellar sits down with Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani to discuss photographing decades of gay life in New York City.
QUEER VOICES
Photographer Of Gay New York Recalls Early Days Of Pride
By Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani
"This is who we are. This is what life looked like," explains photographer Stanley Stellar.
ASIAN VOICES
Parents Of Indian Girl Who Died Crossing Border Were Trying To Give Her A 'Better Life'
By Carol Kuruvilla
6-year-old Gurupreet Kaur’s parents said desperation and dreams of a "safer and better life" led to a border crossing attempt in the blistering Arizona desert.
POLITICS
New York City Declares A Climate Emergency
By Alexander C. Kaufman
The Big Apple follows 17 other U.S. cities, including San Francisco, Oakland and Hoboken, New Jersey.
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