From Columbia Radio News in New York, I’m Nardos Mesmer The White House is defending an agreement with Iran as the House gets ready to vote on a legislation to finalize the Iran deal. Charlotte Gibson reports. CHARLOTTE GIBSON IRAN NEWS Leif Larson ambassador from Norway and Domingo D. Lucenario Jr, […]
In the 1980s, gentrification forced an art scene out of the Lower East Side into Brooklyn. 35 years later, they’ve turned once crime-ridden areas into culture hubs.
In light of a number of unarmed black men being killed by police, human rights watchers are asking are these deaths the U.S. human rights records. Nardos Mesmer reports.
With wageworkers protesting for increases and states reassessing the hourly wage requirement, Commentator Nardos Mesmer asks, why aren’t interns included in this war for fair wages?
The New York State DREAM Act would allow undocumented teens and adults who were brought to the United States by their parents to apply for financial aid. The bill didn’t make it into the state’s new budget. Supporters of the bill are not giving up. Nardos Mesmer has the story.
New York State and City officials have announced an increase in the minimum hourly wage people who work for tips. It will go into effect by the end of this year. Many Restaurant owners are not happy with the hike.
United States and Cuban officials talk to normalize diplomatic relations. Cubans in New York are hopeful removing Cuba from U.S. terrorist list are key to reestablishing a relationship.
