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Latest Newscast From the WNYC Newsroom 2:03

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Poets' Voices 6:55

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In honor of April, National Poetry Month, WNYC's Sara Fishko asks the question: what's the connection between poets' speaking voices, and the poems they create? (Produced in 2012)על ידי WNYC Studios

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Some Unemployed New Yorkers Will Have To Pay Back Money To The State After They Were 'Overpaid' 0:43

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An unknown number of New Yorkers receiving unemployment benefits may have to pay some of that money back to the state after they were overpaid a year ago. Sydney Pereira of Gothamist has more.The state's Department of Labor says a "small" number of people received double payments in April and May of 2020...back when the state's unemployment system …

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Bipartisan Group In Congress Calls For Repeal Of SALT Tax Deduction 5:28

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In 2017, Congress capped the amount of state and local taxes that could be deducted to $10,000. Before that, there was no limit. The provision has been an item of contention for elected officials in high tax states like New Jersey and New York ever since. New Jersey Congressman Josh Gottheimer has gathered a bipartisan group of 30 colleagues to cal…

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Governor Cuomo Wants To Expand Penn Station And The Cityscape Around It 5:03

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The Empire Station Complex would include the addition of eight train tracks at Penn Station and 10 new skyscrapers nearby. WNYC's Sean Carlson spoke with Kathryn Brenzel, senior reporter for The Real Deal, about the new proposal.על ידי WNYC Radio

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Can Brooklyn Heat Its Homes Without A New Natural Gas Pipeline? 0:52

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In Brooklyn, construction is underway for a 7-mile pipeline meant to reinforce the city’s natural gas system. Environmental activists have waged countless protests against the project run by National Grid—gaining political allies, including Mayor Bill de Blasio, who announced opposition in December. Groups fighting the plan want to end all construc…

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Could There Be Too Many Progressives In Manhattan DA's Race For Their Own Good? 0:44

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While New York City voters in the upcoming June 22nd primary will be able to rank their favorite candidates for citywide offices like mayor and comptroller, WNYC's Gwynne Hogan reports there's no rank choice voting in the highly contested race for Manhattan District Attorney.על ידי WNYC Radio

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NJ Hunger Strikers Pressure Murphy To Fund Relief For Undocumented One Year Into Pandemic 2:38

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A group of immigrants in New Jersey is now on the 10th day of a hunger strike, upping the pressure on Gov. Phil Murphy to follow neighboring New York's lead, and provide direct cash assistance to undocumented workers who lost income during the pandemic.על ידי WNYC Radio

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Voter Education On Ranked Choice Voting Just Getting Started In NYC 5:55

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The primary elections are just two months away when voters will pick their candidates for mayor, comptroller, members of the City Council and more. For most voters this will be the first time they use a new system called ranked choice voting which allows them to select up to five candidates in order of preference. A small number of voters recently …

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Indonesian Asylum Seekers Dodged Trump’s Attempt to Deport Them, But Now They’re Facing Off Against Biden 0:44

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The Biden Administration is in court fighting for the power to deport about two dozen Christian Indonesians in Central Jersey who were protected by the Obama Administration and then targeted for removal under President Donald Trump. The Indonesians, who have lived in the United States for decades and fear religious-based persecution in their home c…

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City to Launch E-Scooter Share Pilot in the Bronx This Summer 0:44

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New York City’s first e-scooter sharing program will launch in the East Bronx this summer. The city is testing the program before allowing the standing scooters to operate in the rest of the city. For more, go to Gothamist.com.על ידי WNYC Radio

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America Are We Ready for the First 100 Days?: Voting Rights 49:46

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Airing LIVE Thursday, April 15th, 8-9pm ET. Join the national conversation with host Brian Lehrer of WNYC as the Biden/Harris administration starts its work. This week: Brian is joined by co-host Rose Scott of Atlanta's WABE to discuss voting rights following the 2020 elections. First, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger talks about the n…

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Senator Chuck Schumer Plans To Introduce Federal Marijuana Reform 0:40

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Marijuana is now legal for adult use in 17 states, including New York, and many more have legalized medical marijuana. The drug is still criminalized under federal law, but as Caroline Lewis reports, a change may be on the way.על ידי WNYC Radio

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Murphy to Run Unopposed in NJ's Democratic Primary 0:46

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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy will run unopposed in June's Democratic primary, after challengers were booted from the ballot.על ידי WNYC Radio

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The Plan For Getting Sports Fans Back To New York Stadiums This Fall Will Be Complicated 0:48

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The Erie County executive wants the Buffalo Bills' stadium filled with fans next fall...all of them vaccinated. But WNYC's Danny Lewis says that'll be complicated.על ידי WNYC Radio

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One Hundred Convictions Involving One NYPD Detective Could Be Purged In Manhattan 4:13

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The move comes nearly two years after Manhattan prosecutors first brought perjury charges against the former NYPD detective.על ידי WNYC Radio

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What Does Expungement Mean Exactly In The New Marijuana Laws For New York? 5:26

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The legalization laws for recreational marijuana also clears the criminal records of people with certain-cannabis related offenses. But for people on parole or individuals going through a federal immigration process the automatic expungements may impact them differently. WNYC's Sean Carlson spoke with Legal Aid attorney, Emma Goodman.…

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Good Things: The Wonder Wheel 1:32

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After 18 months, Brooklyn’s Coney Island is finally reopening to the public. WNYC’s Amy Pearl couldn't get there fast enough. Her first stop: Deno's Wonder Wheel.על ידי WNYC Radio

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A City Council Race In a District Pummeled by COVID 7:48

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During the height of the ongoing global pandemic Corona, Queens was the epicenter of the epicenter. The community has many unmet needs. In terms of who can help, it’s a mix of volunteers, churches, and all levels of government, including the local city council member. Francisco Moya has represented the area for the past four years. Several people a…

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Working Families Party Ranks Stringer, Morales And Wiley For Mayor 0:46

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The left-leaning third party picked their first, second and third choices for mayor. WNYC's Brigid Bergin reports.על ידי WNYC Radio

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New York City Suspends Vaccine Program For Homebound Seniors 0:48

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New York City is suspending an immunization program for seniors that relied on the one-shot formula, until the federal government decides the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is safe. About 1,500 appointments for elderly New Yorkers unable to leave their home will be postponed until the city receives guidance.…

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Results From New York City's Last Two Special City Council Elections Are In 0:40

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The results from the last two special elections for City Council are in. WNYC's David Cruz reports.על ידי WNYC Radio

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Theaters, Music Venues, Museums Still Waiting on Federal Stimulus Money 0:47

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The $16 billion program that Congress approved late last year to support theaters, music clubs, museums and other venues is having trouble getting off the ground. Applications for the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant - formerly known as Save Our Stages - were meant to be submitted beginning last Thursday, but unspecified website issues led the Small…

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NYC Launches New Free Summer Program To Help Prepare Students For Return To School 0:41

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Summer school used to be for students who needed to catch up on classes. But because of the pandemic, New York City is expanding the program to provide childcare, emotional support, and recreation to any student in public, private or charter schools. For more, go to Gothamist.com.על ידי WNYC Radio

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Under Biden, Refugee Admissions In NY & NJ Plummet 0:48

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President Biden has so far admitted far fewer refugees into the country than he promised, resulting in just a trickle of people fleeing persecution resettling in our area. Forty refugees arrived in New York, and only one in New Jersey, in February and March. That’s about a third of the rate of admissions during former President Trump’s final fiscal…

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Vacant Storefronts Proliferate in NYC, And It’s No Easier To Identify Owners 4:46

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Empty storefronts were a blight on the city long before the coronavirus pandemic forced so many restaurants and other businesses to close. Now, with thousands more businesses shuttered for good, including big chains, Upper East Side Councilman Ben Kallos has introduced new legislation aimed at pressuring anonymous building owners to accept new tena…

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Latest Newscast From the WNYC Newsroom 2:03

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Poets' Voices 6:55

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Some Unemployed New Yorkers Will Have To Pay Back Money To The State After They Were 'Overpaid' 0:43

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Bipartisan Group In Congress Calls For Repeal Of SALT Tax Deduction 5:28

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Governor Cuomo Wants To Expand Penn Station And The Cityscape Around It 5:03

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Can Brooklyn Heat Its Homes Without A New Natural Gas Pipeline? 0:52

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Could There Be Too Many Progressives In Manhattan DA's Race For Their Own Good? 0:44

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NJ Hunger Strikers Pressure Murphy To Fund Relief For Undocumented One Year Into Pandemic 2:38

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Voter Education On Ranked Choice Voting Just Getting Started In NYC 5:55

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Indonesian Asylum Seekers Dodged Trump’s Attempt to Deport Them, But Now They’re Facing Off Against Biden 0:44

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City to Launch E-Scooter Share Pilot in the Bronx This Summer 0:44

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America Are We Ready for the First 100 Days?: Voting Rights 49:46

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Senator Chuck Schumer Plans To Introduce Federal Marijuana Reform 0:40

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Murphy to Run Unopposed in NJ's Democratic Primary 0:46

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The Plan For Getting Sports Fans Back To New York Stadiums This Fall Will Be Complicated 0:48

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One Hundred Convictions Involving One NYPD Detective Could Be Purged In Manhattan 4:13

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What Does Expungement Mean Exactly In The New Marijuana Laws For New York? 5:26

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Good Things: The Wonder Wheel 1:32

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A City Council Race In a District Pummeled by COVID 7:48

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Working Families Party Ranks Stringer, Morales And Wiley For Mayor 0:46

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New York City Suspends Vaccine Program For Homebound Seniors 0:48

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Results From New York City's Last Two Special City Council Elections Are In 0:40

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Theaters, Music Venues, Museums Still Waiting on Federal Stimulus Money 0:47

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NYC Launches New Free Summer Program To Help Prepare Students For Return To School 0:41

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Under Biden, Refugee Admissions In NY & NJ Plummet 0:48

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Vacant Storefronts Proliferate in NYC, And It’s No Easier To Identify Owners 4:46

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