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Watching the First Debate in Queens
From Astoria to Flushing, TheInk.nyc reporters spread out to hear what local residents thought of the candidates.
Do “Spying” Billboards Violate Privacy?
During a press conference on May 1, Sen. Charles Schumer of New York called on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Clear Channel billboards, which can collect data from mobile phones. Sen. Schumer nicknamed them “spying billboards” and said they could be infringing on people’s privacy.
“A person’s cell phone should not become a James Bond-like personal tracking device for a corporation to gather information about consumers without their consent,” he said.
Playground Concussions on the Rise
A fall from the monkey bars could mean brain damage, according to a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions.
Sheldon Silver is Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison
“I’m truly truly sorry,” Silver told the judge.
Locals React to Criminal Activity at Upper West Side Hotel
One Upper West Side hotel has been a site for criminal activity, as locals react to the latest event.
Fans Ride Vintage Train To Yankees Opening Game
Baseball lovers and train enthusiasts took a special ride this week.
New York City Reacts to Brussels Attacks
In the wake of deadly terror attacks across Brussels, officials in New York City increased the number of police officers at subway stations. Samara Abramson reports on the city’s response to Tuesday’s tragic events.
AIDS Advocates Race to Secure Funding
AIDS advocacy groups have less than two weeks left to convince Governor Cuomo to increase funding for a robust plan to combat AIDS, before the state budget… Read more “AIDS Advocates Race to Secure Funding”