Why Exposing the Truth About 9/11 is Still So Important
By Craig McKee It’s hard to believe it has already been 20 years since the world was stunned by what we were told was a […]
The Tallest Buildings in the World
By Eric Uhlfelder Twenty years ago he was in Hong Kong working on the AIG tower. He was having dinner with colleagues when he had […]
Refugees in Our Own City
By Jeff Hodges On the night of September 10, 2001, I was shooting the Marc Jacobs Spring Collection at Pier 54. Actually, I was shooting […]
Generation Z’s View of a Post 9/11 America
By Anastasia Kaliabakos When I was sixteen years old, I traveled on my first international flight on a trip to Italy. I had been to […]
Summertime in August at the Jersey Shore
By Robert Heide with John Gilman During the 1940s War years I was a wee tot who spent every summer in nearby Olympic Park, New […]
The Digital Revolution and the End of the World as We Knew It
By Roger Paradiso You know you’re in another world when you call the 800 number for a product you have and get the following recorded […]
Restore Fairness
By Alec Pruchnicki One of the possible reasons American politics is so polarized is that supporters of both sides never hear the opinions, arguments, and […]
A Happy Heart Story, Featuring Non-Profit, Harboring Hearts
By Dana Jean Costantino For the last several years I have had the great pleasure of being on the Junior Board of a New York […]
Surviving My Childhood
By Jeff Hodges My daughter often tells our friends she is glad she survived my childhood. We spent our workweeks in Manhattan and our weekends […]
Dr. Nicola Mertsaris: A Greek Immigrant’s Journey to His American Dream
By Anastasia Kaliabakos Everyone is familiar with the phrase “American Dream,” but what does it really mean? Is it a white picket fence in a […]
Sleep
Abstracted from A Scientists View of Almost Everything By Mark M Green When you or any animal sleeps there’s no doubt of the increased danger […]
Super Hero XII: Which is Worse/Better: An Israeli Kibbutz or a New York City Co-operative?
By Robert Kroll Being a co-op superintendent is not all glory, glamour, and pride. Much of the time, when the super is not busy making […]
The Untouchable Billionaire Slumlord: Part 2
By Deborah Privitello The tragic building collapse in Florida prompted us to speak out. My family remains homeless, forced to vacate for years from the […]
Selma 1965: An Alliance of Greeks and African Americans for Civil Rights
By Anastasia Kaliabakos There is no doubt that the past few years have rocked the United States of America and its citizens. A global pandemic, […]
New York City Fast-Food Employers Beware: Just-Cause Needed for Firing
By Samuel Dobre, Esq. and Paige Carey Effective as of July 5, 2021, New York City fast food employers may only discharge employees for just-cause. […]
Kaldis on Kaldis: Aristodimos Kaldis (1899-1979) Painter and Activist
By Guy Kaldis My father came to the USA from the crumbling Ottoman Empire in 1917 at the age of 17 to escape a domineering […]
COVID Handed New York City a Golden Biotechnology Opportunity
By Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. We’ve all heard how COVID has emptied office towers, how CEOs are struggling to bring employees back to the office, and […]
The Return of Trump Before Trump
By Tom Lamia The personally acknowledged precursor to Donald Trump has announced his candidacy for Governor in Maine’s 2022 election. Maine’s Constitution limits its governors […]