Taking a look at a recent article in The New York Times, readers of all ages — as well as those of no religion — should be aware of the fact that the publication, TruNews — which was invited to cover Donald Trump at Davos — refers to the Trump impeachment as a “Jew coup” planned by a “Jewish cabal.” more

In 1974, with no end in sight to the Cold War, the Soviet government erected a 19-story structure in North Riverdale which best reflected what Americans considered to be the “backward” mentality of the Russians: They built the massive structure from the top down. A fence was built. Cameras were installed. more

It’s been two decades since Riverdale Cinema at West 259th Street and Riverdale Avenue closed its doors for good. A generation of moviegoers and aspiring filmmakers were without a venue in this North Riverdale neighborhood, and without a source of art. They once again had to bow to the undisputed ruler of the East Coast art world — Lower Manhattan. more

It hasn’t been a quiet retirement for Marti Michael. In the years since she left her post as executive director of The Riverdale Y, Michael has spent a lot of time on the nation’s southern border with Mexico, volunteering to help families seeking asylum with the United States. Her work has directly impacted hundreds of people. Now, that impact has spread all the way to her stomping grounds in the northwest Bronx, because Michael is alone on the border no more. more

Eagle-eyed drivers and even pedestrians may have noticed a new addition to the landscape at West 238th Street and Riverdale Avenue — a shiny white speed camera. more

February is Black History Month, and P.S. 24 Spuyten Duyvil is celebrating in a whole new way. more

It’s not clear who first coined the phrase “journalism is the first draft of history.” Washington Post writer Alan Barth published the quote, and even for Ron Rubin, it's a phrase that's spot on — especially for his new book. more

Playwright Leegrid Stevens sends us a chiller of a journey in his new play, “A Peregrine Falls.” more

Sonia Sotomayor is a tough act to follow. But for Manhattan College, it’s proving more difficult than expected. more

The question is answered. The dust has settled. The old guard kept control of the Benjamin Franklin Reform Democratic Club. more