At the end of last week’s column, I said the apps that I mentioned would be useful for this week’s recommendation.
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During the evening of February 16, 2017, a suicide bomber attacked the Sufi shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sehwan, Pakistan.
Disclaimer: I hate calling the city “the apple”, but I wanted a pun in the title.
Whenever I bring friends unfamiliar with the city into the city, they seem oddly confused by the subway.
I’ve been living under a rock for roughly the past year and half; so, I recently found out that Donald Trump decided that he wasn’t hated enough as a New York City landlord, so he decided to run for President of the United States and, upon entering office, temporarily suspend immigration from several countries.
It’s time for a recommendation that’s certainly unique to New York, yet not touristy. Actually, it’ll be beyond “not touristy;” it’s so underappreciated that most of my close friends don’t even go there.
On Jan. 31, 2017, Betsy DeVos was approved by the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) to serve as Secretary of Education in President Trump’s administration.
I typically avoid writing about things that New York is well-known for, but I’ve decided to write about the subway, just not in the way most people would expect.
I begin this column before completing my mental return from Thanksgiving break, but the post-Thanksgiving shopping season is clearly already in full swing.
I must admit that in most U.S. cities, even East Coast cities, cars are undeniably a bad transportation method. Between the headache of parking, the insane insurance prices, and the surface street traffic, most of us have, though somewhat hesitantly, chosen to rely on the MTA for most of our transport.
This column is probably several weeks overdue, but the message is important regardless of the timing.
Things have been really rough for most people who have at least some strong political, moral, or philosophical convictions ever since this election began.