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Governor Cuomo Held Back the Number of Nursing Home Deaths
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FDA’s approval for Emergency Use of Vaccine Creates Another Turning Point in US History
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With Rents Falling in Queens, Is Now the Time to Move?
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What to Do (Safely!) During Winter Break
By Ashley Mieses. Luckily, in New York City there are many options for outdoor activities still going on, despite the pandemic. Here are some fun ideas for adventures during winter break!
S.O.S. to Congress: The People Need Help
By Zuri Moon. Congress needs to stop playing games and work together on a plan that will keep people financially stable while we wait out the coronavirus, as their efforts so far are dangerously inadequate.
Online Classes May Critically Affect Students’ Health
By Xianxi Huang Online only classes from elementary school to universities may critically affect students’ health, resulting in various long-lasting…