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Svetlana Sinotova, a Russian national and legal alien of the United States, was unlawfully detained by the Department of Homeland Security.

Lorena Abreu never chased fame, but today millions of people recognize the 32-year-old Dominican creator from her viral Wednesday Addams

A 900,000-strong Ukrainian army on the brink of defeat could present either new opportunities or new challenges for the US government.It all

Former United States Marine Corps Staff Sergeant Kate Ragazzino, a resident of Rockaway Park, Queens, is finally getting her day in court.

One of my biggest passions is doing hair, especially braiding. I started braiding when I was 11 years old after my aunt taught me how. At

Social media has completely changed the way people communicate with each other. Apps like Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and X have become part

An effective volunteer firefighting movement requires balancing citizen patriotism with county financial resources. New York State is well-off

Restaurant grades posted at the front of restaurants are something most New Yorkers see almost every day but probably do not think much about.

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Community Journalism is an important part of the Big Apple Gazette’s mission to highlight the voices, stories, and issues affecting

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My entire being felt overwhelmed with pain. I then called 988 and spoke with someone on the hotline.The operator’s voice was calm, gentle,

By The Big Apple Gazette on May 12, 2026

Volunteers and interns play an important role at The Big Apple Gazette by assisting with journalism, media production, community outreach,

By Pavlo Kuliuk on May 12, 2026

The incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner is more than an attempted mass murder and assassination attempt on Donald Trump. It is