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Legal

Globally, A Burst of Pro-LGBTQ Rulings

BY ARTHUR S. LEONARD

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Crime

Assembly Holds Hearing on Legalizing Pot

BY NATHAN RILEY

Features

Women Go Red to Battle Heart Disease and Stroke

BY NYC COMMUNITY MEDIA

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Misfits and Matinee Idols

BY DAVID NOH

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Cinema

A Drifter’s Gift

BY GARY M. KRAMER

Bridal Veil Falls and American Falls in winter at Niagara Falls State Park

NYS Trips to Beat the Winter Blues

BY ROSS D. LEVI

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Theater

Our Precious Bodily Fluids at Risk

BY TRAV S.D.

March to free Ravi Ragbir
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Legal

On Volatile Day, Immigration Activists Descend on Varick Street ICE Office

By Gay City News

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Politics

Corey Johnson Faces the Daunting Budget Realities of Trump’s America

BY DUNCAN OSBORNE

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Theater

Feeling a Bit Jumpy

BY CHRISTOPHER BYRNE

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Crime

DNA Vindicates Lesbian Rape Victim Smeared by Daily News

BY DUNCAN OSBORNE

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Legal

Two More LGBTQ Issues Fall Off Supreme Court Docket

BY ARTHUR S. LEONARD

Mankind

December 15, 2017 â€“ January 28, 2018
Mainstage Theater
Written and Directed by Robert Oâ€™Hara

Theater

Pregnant Pause

BY DAVID KENNERLEY

VAZANTE – © Ricardo Teles/Courtesy of Music Box Films

Cinema

Original Sin

BY STEVE ERICKSON

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Cinema

Uncivil Society

BY STEVE ERICKSON

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Politics

Mr. Speaker

BY DUNCAN OSBORNE

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