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Election news; who fought for free college; an investigation into private insurance companies after Superstorm Sandy; what New Yorkers wore way back when; bees in the city. (episode)
Editor-in-chief of Roll Call and former senior writer at Bloomberg Politics Melinda Henneberger discusses the latest in campaign news.
For a long time, college was intended for American’s elite. It wasn’t until the 20th century that higher education became more accessible to the masses – and more expensive.
Almost four years after Superstorm Sandy, thousands of people haven't returned to their homes despite billions of dollars being poured into the recovery effort.
New York has always had this tension between "all back everything" and flamboyant, totally unique fashion. New York Mag's Amy Larocca and Simon Doonan discuss decades of New York style.
We asked NYCbeekeeping.org organizer Liane Newton the question on everyone's minds: how often do you get stung? Rarely, she says. "I’m convinced it’s my perfume that keeps them happy."