On Trump’s List of Pardons: the Former NY Police Commissioner
The president’s clemency frenzy, included Bernie Kerik, who spent three years in prison for tax fraud and making false statements
Poetry Without Borders
Author Hala Alyan talks writing and resilience in the Trump era
Steel Tariffs May Mean Costlier Construction Projects in NYC
Builders worry that Trump's trade rules could drastically impact the market
On Her Special Day, Mother Earth Gets Noticed
A pop-up event in Chelsea was a small part of a big Earth Day 2017, driven by fears of climate change and politicians who deny it
When ICE Comes To Your Home
One woman's deportation story
Is There Some 1984 in 2017?
Trump’s threat to cut funding for the arts triggers a nationwide viewing of George Orwell’s scary vision
President’s Day? Not This President, Protesters Say
While some shopped on the holiday, thousands of others joined demonstrations in 30 cities across the U.S.—including New York
NY City Lens Reports on the Primary: A Diary
New Yorkers finally got their say in the presidential race Tuesday. On the eve of the primary, Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump were in the lead. As New Yorkers voted across the city, NY City Lens reporters talked to them, observed, and listened to what they had to say. Dems Give Peace a Chance UPPER WEST SIDE, Manhattan - About a hundred feet from the entrance of the polling station at PS 163 on West 97th Street, two campaign tables were set up next to each other. Signs for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton hung from one; signs for