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In observance of Valentine’s Day, the National Agricultural Library today published a picture of an ad for a Valentine’s Day cattle sale in Lincoln, Neb., in 1958, that it referred to as an image of...
Before Jordan Neely was killed by a fellow subway passenger, he was one of thousands of New Yorkers living on the city’s margins. This is the story of his life.
Daniel Penny, whether he acted reasonably and killed by accident or recklessly and committed manslaughter, was merely the randomly-chosen final mechanism of Neely's death, set up by a system dedicated to cruelty and profit rather than human well-being.
The young New Yorker, who lived with severe mental illness, was known to hospitals, police and social services. Why did the city fail him?