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A Movement to Make Workplaces ‘Menopause Friendly’
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In Montauk, Liar’s, an Old-School Dive Bar, Is Saved
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Do New York’s Affordable Housing Lotteries Fuel Segregation?
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A Mother Smoked Weed. New York Moved to Put Her Baby in Foster Care.
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How a ‘Blue Wall’ Inside N.Y. State Prisons Protects Abusive Guards
Records and interviews reveal a culture of cover-ups among correction officers who falsify reports and [+]
How a Food Stylist a Spends Her Sundays
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‘The Crowd of People Waiting for Their Orders Was Packed to the Walls’
A busy bagel shop, a call gets a surprising response and more reader tales of [+]