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Manhattan: We are witnessing, in real-time, terror descend over Ukraine as an authoritarian ruler marches on its young democracy. Seeing this destabilization of Eastern Europe, with its historic Jewish cities once again under fire, is particularly frightening for the American Jewish community. This violence, with its echoes of the terrifying past, coupled with our own U.S. democracy under attack from within, is overwhelming.

Former DPD officer Adrian Ponder lost his police partner in 1986, but never lost the support of his great aunt Vivian McLaughlin who lived to be 105.

Starting in the early 20th century, African American athletes began competing in the Games—and shattering records.

Cambria Heights: After reading Voicers back-and-forth about Christmas trees, it prompted me to repeat a story I shared with the Daily News in the Voice of the People a few years ago. It was the Depression and my parents and two older brothers had just lost our 5-year-old brother, who died of cancer.

Three people were arrested Wednesday on different charges after a vehicle was pulled over for speeding.

It's been five years this week since someone shot and killed Chris Sparks in an apparent road rage incident. Now his family is offering a $25,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest.

Tweet Share The route: From Nashville General Hospital, north on Dr. D.B. Todd Jr. Boulevard, left on Jefferson Street, then left on 28th Avenue to Hadley Park. Cranes: 1 Abandoned scooters: 2 Once a month, reporter and resident historian J.R. Lind will pick an area in the city to examine while accompanied by a photographer. With his column Walk a Mile, he’ll walk a one-mile stretch of that area, exploring the neighborhood’s history and character, its developments, its curre...