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Day of peaceful city marches gives way to chaos after dark
A fourth day of protests against police brutality kept New York City on edge Sunday, as thousands of people marched and many protesters and officers tried to keep the peace after days of unrest that... To view the full story, click the title link.
Rebuilding nursing homes post-Covid-19
One Thursday in May, Eric Fogle kept vigil outside the Holliswood Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare in Queens in honor of the patients, colleagues and family members who had lost their battle... To view the full story, click the title link.
Council's worker-rights bill should have been more than just talk
The New York City Council and its leader, Speaker Corey Johnson, missed the mark on the Essential Workers' Bill of Rights, a subset of its emergency Covid-19 Relief Package. The legislation was... To view the full story, click the title link.
Fake Guggenheim stole $2M in artwork, acclaimed artist charges
He has all the hallmarks of an elite art dealer: He goes to the right art fairs, he represents buzzy artists, he has a gallery in Chelsea, and he has one of the most prestigious last names in the... To view the full story, click the title link.

Toronto's Expanded its Bike Infrastructure Network to Run Parallel to Transit Lines
The Toronto City Council approved a quick expansion of bike lanes around the city to provide an alternative to public transit during and after the pandemic.
20 Is Plenty in D.C., Starting Today
Speed limits in Washington, D.C. are safer for everyone.
Reopening California: Respected County Health Official Issues Warning
Dr. Sara Cody, the Santa Clara County health officer widely credited for leading the Bay Area into issuing a 6-county shelter-in-place order on March 16, the nation's first, warns that the pace of reopening is too fast.
Guide to Planning for Public Health, Published by WHO and the UN
There is no planning without public health, according to a new guide released in a moment of global crisis for both professional fields.