Cooling as a Right: New City Law Moves New York Toward Air Conditioning in Every Apartment
New York City - A sweeping new housing law quietly enacted this week could eventually require landlords to provide air conditioning to tenants across...
NYC Nurses’ Strike Reverberates Through Patient Care, Including the Nurses’ Own Families
New York, NY - The ongoing nurses’ strike across several of New York City’s largest hospital systems is no longer an abstract labor dispute;...
James D. Watson, Co-Discoverer of DNA’s Double Helix, Dies at 97
Science - James D. Watson, the American molecular biologist whose discovery of the DNA double helix in 1953 revolutionized modern science and medicine, has...
Broadway Actors Reach Tentative Contract Deal, But Musicians’ Strike Still Looms Over the Great White Way
NEW YORK — After weeks of tense negotiations, the Actors’ Equity Association, representing more than 50,000 professional actors and stage managers across live theater, has reached a tentative...
Columbia Remains the Only Ivy League School Without Testing Requirements
Education - With Princeton University announcing the return of standardized testing requirements for undergraduate applicants starting in the 2027 admissions cycle, Columbia University now stands as the last Ivy League...
