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Rachel Robinson on Jackie, Race and Baseball

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How Bus Rapid Transit Will Transform City Transportation

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The Last Lighthouse Keeper of Coney Island

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“HRC” Authors on the Rebirth of Hillary Clinton

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Interview with Adam Gittlin

Interview with Adam Gittlin

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What’s the Story Behind the NYC Charter Schools Controversy?

What’s the Story Behind the NYC Charter Schools Controversy?

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“Unforgettable” Chorus Reveals Impact of Song on People

“Unforgettable” Chorus Reveals Impact of Song on People

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Simon Schama on Book and Documentary “The Story of the Jews"

Simon Schama on Book and Documentary “The Story of the Jews"

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Photographing the MTA's Subways, Bridges & Tunnels

Photographing the MTA's Subways, Bridges & Tunnels

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Art Meets Technology at NJ’s Digital Atelier

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The Pension Peril: NY Comptroller Stringer Proposes Reforms

More than 700,000 civil servants – both retired and active – are eligible for pensions in New York City. But are their pensions in peril?