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City Comptroller Brad Lander filed suit against two companies that contracted with the MTA to clean subway cars, alleging they stiffed their employees out of
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Subway COVID Cleaners Stiffed Out Of $2.5M, Comptroller Says - New York City, NY - But a lawyer for one of two companies being sued for wage theft shot back: "It is entirely, 100 percent untrue."
NEW YORK — Two days after a Bronx man got into an altercation with the Guardian Angels in Times Square, the group’s leader, Curtis Sliwa, took his lumps Thursday from a broad swath of elected officials and everyday New Yorkers. Sliwa, who erroneously identified the Bronxite as a Venezuelan migrant during a live interview Tuesday night on national TV, gave a defiant mea culpa Thursday afternoon ...
Bowman’s campaign said he taught the “complicated biographies” of Assata Shakur and Cynthia McKinney alongside those of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X.