A Day of Delivering Meals and Hope


Children who can’t touch their parents, a single mother making do, seniors worried about the virus: What’s behind the doors as two Salvation Army officers make their rounds.






The Makers of  the Ukrainian “Dream”


The story of Ukrainian aircraft manufacturing company Antonov goes back over 70 years back and counts over 100 models and modifications of freight, passenger and specialized aircrafts







Verizon Retirees Urge Change to Executive Pay



Unlikely activists want the wireless carrier to end an investment option the company doesn’t offer to rank-and-file employees








Poles and Politics



Stripper & Activist Gizelle Marie’s Fight For Sex Workers’ Dignity










Fight Night



This Is The Story Of Jamal “Redd” Pottinger










Women in Tech Speak Frankly on Culture of Harassment




Their stories came out slowly, even hesitantly, at first. Then in a rush










Accused Turkish Cleric Assails President on Anniversary of Coup Attempt




Fethullah Gulen speaks out against Recep Tayyip Erdogan










Women’s March Draws ‘Duty-Bound’ From Wall Street



Wall Street women organize to take part in the Women’s March on Washington





Developmentally disabled New Yorkers face residential crunch



What happens once their parents are gone?





Real Estate Shell Companies Scheme to Defraud Owners Out of Their Homes




Relying on the secrecy of limited liability companies, white-collar thieves are targeting pockets of New York City for fraudulent deed transfers, leaving the victims groping for redress










Meet Lu Jun, One of China’s Most Wanted Social Activists



Leader of influential Chinese nonprofit is target of Beijing campaign against Western values 










A Tale of Two Sisters



As a gymnast born without legs, Jen Bricker grew up idolizing Olympic gold-medalist Dominique Moceanu from afar. Her discovery that they are long-lost siblings shines light on the complicated interplay of genes and environment in the creation of athletic prowess.