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By Richard Cullen | China Daily Global | Updated: 2021-01-08 09:05 Share CLOSE A Walgreens Pharmacist prepares for the administering of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine shots at King David Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, a nursing home facility, in Brooklyns Bath Beach neighborhood in New York, Jan 6, 2021. [Photo/Agencies] Shakespeares body of work is filled with remarkable characters. In Part 2 of Henry VI from 1591, Dick...

The Tablet December 17, 2020 Maksymilian Bak approaches the altar to receive his birthday blessing from Deacon Anthony Favale (left) and Father Jose Henriquez. (Photo Courtesy of Joanna Bilmin) BATH BEACH — Maksymilian Bak got a Lego set for his 10th birthday, and he was thrilled with the gift. But something else made him even happier. He received a blessing from Father Jose Henriquez at 9 a.m. Mass at St. Finbar Church, Bath Beach, on Dec. 13. Fr. Henriquez and Deacon Anthony Favale a...

The Tablet December 16, 2020 Sandra Lindsay, a nurse at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, N.Y., Dec. 14, 2020, is inoculated with the coronavirus vaccine by Dr. Michelle Chester. (Photo: CNS/Mark Lennihan, Pool via Reuters) BATH BEACH — John Mazzola contracted COVID-19 in March. “I had terrible back pain. I had a cough that I couldn’t get rid of. And I had really bad fatigue for two and a half weeks,” he recalled. Mazzola, a member of the parish pastoral council...

Print Continue to article content Just weeks after conceding his congressional race, Rep. Max Rose has thrown his hat into the New York mayoral race. | Andrew Harnik-Pool/Getty Images Max Rose faces long road from Staten Island to Gracie Mansion NEW YORK — Possible mayoral candidate U.S. Rep. Max Rose will likely portray himself as a pragmatist who can rebuild the city in the aftermath of a catastrophic pandemic. But the blunt-talking 34-year-old from Staten Island faces a tough path in a cro...

Yves here. This headline hook is the lofty cost of DoorDash shares relative to delivery drivers’ meager wages, but the post goes further and documents some of the indignities that these workers suffer, like having no where to pee while on duty. One of my friends in New York City puts the situation bluntly: “We are now a minority-majority city. We whites here to a large degree occupy a similar position to whites in South Africa before the end of apartheid. We have servants who are nearly alw...