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From ideas to impact: Bronx Black and Brown creators showcase tech solutions
Bronx Black and Brown creators showcase tech solutions designed to address community challenges.
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Deaf Harlemite fulfills dream of running NYC Marathon
A deaf Harlemite achieves a personal milestone by completing the NYC Marathon, fulfilling a longtime…
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Harlem’s 18-year-old boxer Kahlil Gordon victorious at Mike Tyson Invitational 3
Harlem’s own Kahlil Gordon, who graduated from Democracy Prep Charter High School, competed and won…
Angry voters put health care on the agenda. Now comes repair work
Voter anger about healthcare program rollbacks helped Democrats win both…
Commentary: Does the midterm election mean a turning point for America’s Muslim and immigrant population?
What a time for Democrats, immigrants, and Muslim representation in…
Double disparity remains for Black woman-owned businesses: Councilmember Restler
New York City Councilmember Lincoln Restler, oversaw a hearing about…
Caribbean solidarity falling apart in Cuba, ICC as US maintains pressure on region
Caribbean solidarity in Cuba faces strain as the US maintains…
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SPORTS
Colin Kaepernick earns 2026 Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award
The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, received the 2026 Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award on Saturday, Nov. 7.
John Jay volleyball heads into CUNYAC tournament with the top seed
Having clinched the CUNYAC regular season title, the John Jay…
Day’Ron Sharpe expands his game for the evolving Brooklyn Nets
The Brooklyn Nets have not started the 2026-2027 season as…
The Riverside Hawks celebrate ‘Power of the Game’ at annual gala
For 66 years, the Riverside Hawks have believed basketball is…
The Knicks stay steady in the changing landscape of the NBA’s East
The Knicks, the reigning league champions, have taken a measured…
Art & Entertainment
Billy Mitchell, “Mr. Apollo,” is appointed to new role at Apollo Theatre
Billy Mitchell, known as “Mr. Apollo,” has been appointed to a new role at Apollo Theatre.
Nas, Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Busta Rhymes, Erick the Architect, and more fuse hip-hop and comics before new releases
Hip-hop artists including Nas, Lauryn Hill, and Wyclef Jean fuse…
‘The Imaginary Invalid’ is absurdly hilarious!
The Imaginary Invalid delivers absurdly hilarious comedy that keeps audiences…
‘Blackness Thirteen Ways’ explores multiracial self-definition and identity in books, film, and fine art
Blackness Thirteen Ways explores multiracial self-definition and identity across books,…
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Equal Justice Initiative’s Bryan Stevenson brings global visions of justice to Brooklyn’s inaugural ‘Playback’ festival
From Nov. 6–7, the inaugural “Playback: The Brooklyn Watch Party”…
Mamdani and NEON announce free ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ screenings in NYC
The Harlem Renaissance is returning to the big screen through…
Rosalind Eleazar, of ‘Slow Horses’ fame, brings clarity to Chris Rock’s ‘Misty Green’
Rosalind Eleazar of ‘Slow Horses’ fame brings focus to Chris…
theater
‘Pre-existing Condition’ is powerful look at domestic violence
Pre-existing Condition offers a powerful look at domestic violence through…
Billy Crystal is vulnerable, funny and resilient in ‘860’ at the Imperial Theatre
At the Imperial Theatre on W. 45th St. you can…
‘Midnight,’ story of forbidden love, runs long and lacks cohesion
“Midnight,” playing at the Daryl Roth Theatre ( E. 15th…
music
A splendid musical evening at the Harlem School of the Arts
During the NYC Composers Concert at the Harlem School of…
Kool DJ Red Alert announces radio retirement, farewell gala
An era is coming to an end: On Nov. 2,…
Lucky Daye stands on business as ‘ALOUD!’ album hits #1
Two-time Grammy Award-winning R&B singer Lucky Daye released his fourth…
AmNews Food
Summer memories turn to fall cravings: Oxtail at Brooklyn’s MangoSeed
The first cool days of fall always make me crave…
At Creola, Chef Lana Lagomarsini welcomes you to her grandmother’s table
A recent Wednesday evening dinner with a friend began with…
Beyond the post: Turning restaurant visibility into sustainability
There is visibility, and then there is sustainability. That distinction…
Black History
The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro by Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass’s 1852 speech challenges American freedom by exposing the…
Education
Proposal to close a Harlem high school could signal wider wave of enrollment-related closures
New York City is considering closing a small Harlem high…
health
900,000 New Yorkers at risk of losing Medicaid benefits, Mamdani says
As many as 900,000 are at risk of losing their…
Religion
Florida minister’s killing could be a case of mistaken identity
A Florida minister’s killing could be a case of mistaken…
