A coalition of Orthodox Jewish groups urged the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday to hear two cases that deal with the issue of accommodation of religious observance in the workplace. The petition to the Court was written by noted constitutional scholar, Nathan Lewin, on behalf of the National Jewish
With most City Council seats up for grabs in next year’s election, David Aronov, 24, is seeking to make history in the district covering Rego Park
If history would have taught us anything, this question would be ridiculous. It was only about 85 years ago when white people were trying to wipe out
Today the New York State Board of Regents met to once again discuss the issue of “substantial equivalency” – the legal requirement that private
It seems the mayor was right – former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, that is. On his WABC radio show Chat With The Mayor, Giuliani took a
The US Census opened in March 2020, just as New York shut down due to COVID19. As a result, the self-response rate for Queens now stands at 53%, with
New York parents and educators got some long-awaited answers to their back-to-school questions Monday, with Gov. Andrew Cuomo saying schools will be
