NYC Council to recognize April 29 as End Jew Hatred Day
Two members voted no and four abstained during Thursday's meeting.
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Two members voted no and four abstained during Thursday's meeting.
There's controversy after the New York City Council passed a resolution to recognize April 29 as End Jew Hatred Day.
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Current lead standards have been in place since 2004.
The New York City Council is considering a package of legislation to protect New Yorkers from lead.
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One would provide lithium-ion batteries for low or no cost, and the other calls for fireproof charging containers.
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Officials say a lot of people bought the animals during the pandemic, creating a breeding frenzy.
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The head of the police union said the reform bills compromise public safety.
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They were being questioned about a specialized unit called the Strategic Response Group.
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The city will also offer all high schoolers IDs granting them free access to museums and cultural institutions.
