Archive (Page 169)
March 16, 2022
Local Filmmaker Stuart Sox Follows Beloved AllWays Lounge Through Pandemic Challenges
Filmmaker Stuart Sox documented the staff and performers of New Orleans’ beloved AllWays Lounge as they navigated the challenges of a global pandemic, highlighting their creativity and resiliency.
March 15, 2022
Durkin v. Marlan: How a Journalist’s Article Landed Her in a Legal Battle
When covering the case of a local lawsuit, a Capital Daily journalist found herself in a suit for defamation and privacy tort.
March 15, 2022
The Subway Safety Plan Leaves Advocates Weary
(NEW YORK) – Mayor Eric Adam’s Subway Safety Plan is designed to tackle both homelessness and violence on the New […]
March 10, 2022
Starbucks Mt. Kisco Employees Quit Amid Nationwide Unionizations
Outside the Starbucks in Mount Kisco, NY, the storefront looks warm and inviting. But inside, tensions are silently brewing like […]
March 10, 2022
Legal Scholar Warns of Dangers to Democracy Under Conservative Supreme Court
“We are moving to a place where minority religions and people who do not have religions…will be able to look at their government and feel, quite rightly, that their government is forcing them to subsidize religious exercise that violates their own freedom of conscience," legal expert Mark Joseph Stern says in a wide-ranging interview about cases before the U.S. Supreme Court.