BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Updated Fri., July 3, 1:40 p.m.: Carlina Rivera said Mayor de Blasio let her down. Although the historic New York…
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BY VILLAGE PRESERVATION | This is shaping up to be the most tumultuous July 4 weekend in modern American history. The civil rights of African…
BY BILL WEINBERG | The sight of statues of Confederate generals and slavocrat politicians coming down in several states across the country is a long-overdue…
BY ISAAC SULTAN | The Supreme Court’s 6-to-3 decision rang out from Washington, D.C., on June 15: The justices’ landmark ruling will protect the rights…
Two Downtown political clubs are pitching in to ensure that local organizations have the right protective gear during the pandemic. David Siffert, president of the…
New York City is getting back into the swim of things as it reopens from the coronavirus shutdown — and that includes opening beaches and…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Speaking Wednesday, Mayor de Blasio broke what he called some “tough news”: The city’s plan to allow indoor dining is…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Jesus didn’t exactly ascend from Washington Square Park — but he definitely made a pretty dramatic exit. A naked homeless…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | George Washington was left red-faced, literally — after the Washington Square Arch was doused with paint early Monday morning. Robert…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated Tues., June 30, 2:30 p.m.: With consciousness about racism now at the fore in America, statues of Columbus, Confederates, colonizers…