Sikh Community Holds Prayer, Asks for Fair Trial in Florida Crash

Police say the crash happened on August 12, when Singh made an illegal U-turn on the Florida Turnpike. His semi-truck blocked the road. A minivan crashed into the trailer. Three people in the minivan died—a 30-year-old man, a 37-year-old woman, and a 54-year-old man. Singh was arrested and is now facing three counts of vehicular homicide.

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City Brings Back Extra Rent Payment for Landlords in Housing Voucher Program

New York City is making a change to help people with housing vouchers called CityFHEPS. These vouchers are for people who are homeless or about to lose their home. The voucher helps them pay rent for regular apartments. The tenant pays part of the rent, and the city pays the rest.

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Curtis Sliwa for Mayor: Can New Yorkers Take Him Seriously This Time?

Curtis Sliwa is back in the spotlight, not just as the founder of the Guardian Angels or a familiar voice on crime, but as a 2025 candidate for New York City mayor. Known for his red beret, bold words, and subway patrols, Sliwa is once again asking New Yorkers for their vote. However, with his controversial past and recent missteps, the question remains: Should Curtis Sliwa be taken seriously as a mayoral contender?

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What Is Gentrification and How Does It Happen?

Gentrification often starts in places where homes are cheap and buildings are old. New people move in and invest money. The neighborhood begins to look nicer. Landowners raise the rent. Stores that sell cheap food or products close down. Expensive stores open. Over time, the people who lived in the neighborhood for many years cannot afford to stay.

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How AIPAC Influences U.S. Politics From Washington to New York City

How AIPAC Controls U.S. Politics What is AIPAC?AIPAC is a group in the United States. It supports the country of Israel. AIPAC tries to make U.S. leaders give money and

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The Great Reshuffling: How NYC’s Housing Policies Are Accelerating Gentrification

New York City is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with skyline-altering developments and neighborhood changes happening at breakneck speed. But beneath the gleaming new luxury towers and trendy coffee shops lies a growing crisis of displacement that’s fundamentally altering the character of our city.

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WIN Party Sparks National Outrage After Homophobic Attack on Openly Gay Influencer

Reliable sources confirm that WIN Party members deliberately used the derogatory term “Auntyman” – a Guyanese slur with the same hateful meaning as “faggot” – to describe Suseran. This attack comes despite the influencer’s positive contributions to Guyana’s business community and his status as one of the country’s most prominent digital creators.

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How Young People Are Changing the Future of New York City

For many years, young people felt like their voices were not heard. But this year, they are working hard and voting to make sure their hopes become real. They are using the internet and social media to spread their message, and they believe that a better New York is possible.

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A Heartfelt Introduction to Dillon Mohamed: A Guyanese Voice of Faith, Identity, and Hope

Meet Dillon Mohamed, a new kind of candidate in Guyanese politics, standing in the upcoming election under the banner of APNU. Dillon grew up in a home full of many cultures: Indian, Chinese, Middle‑Eastern, West African, Indigenous, and European roots. He learned from that family that Guyana is a mosaic of people, and every piece matters to the whole picture.

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Ram flays gov’t over 15% Trump tariff

Commentator Christopher Ram yesterday flayed the Guyana Government over the 15% tariff imposed by the Trump administration on goods from this country. The article Ram flays gov’t over 15% Trump

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