Calling all NYC artists — painters, filmmakers, poets, musicians and more! Did you know our city provides grants to support your work every year?
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I’m getting tired of the “Mamdani was 9 years old when the 9/11 attacks happened” defense.
Yeah. And even if he’d been 42 years old, that still wouldn’t mean he had anything to do with 9/11.
So if you're the judge who issues an order like this to a *baby*, or the USCRI attorney who doesn't speak up, what do you do next? Go home, have dinner with your spouse, go to bed, and get up for another perfectly normal workday? What kind of life is this?
Jason Arday was hounded by the British media to death.
188 articles in 9 days.
249 articles in 22 days.
Over plagiarism controversy.
Nathan Cofnas—a sacked Cambridge race-theorist—started the allegations.
As someone who has experienced a smear campaign, I can tell you with full certainty that it can take you into total darkness.
They forget they are dealing with a human being. They forget it is someone's entire life they are tearing apart.
This is what sinister journalism does.
Shame on the British media.
Journalists at the @nytimes saw a photo of a man being tortured, so naturally they reached out to the people torturing him to get their permission to report on it and give them the first word.
¡Ánimo! A veces se gana y a veces se aprende; lo importante es seguir adelante y representar a México con orgullo. Lo logrado por los jóvenes de la Selección vive en el corazón de las y los mexicanos por siempre. A todas y todos, demostramos que México es el mejor anfitrión del mundo, con un pueblo alegre y unido. ¡¡Por siempre, vamos, México!!
Somos este equipo, somos los millones que integran al país, somos los que sueñan con lograr el objetivo, somos los que alientan con todo el corazón..
Somos más de 26, #SomosMéxico. 💚🤍❤️
Cape Verde is one of the best counterarguments in sports history to the misguided concept that only championships matter.
The presumption that there are no meaningful accomplishments in sport short of winning everything is an overly simplistic, toxic mentality that has to die.
The “sportsmanlike” thing to do btw, since you all seem to care about that so much after Paraguay - France, is for Balogun to refuse to play, own his red card and not accept undue advantages from the US President