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CAMBA is proud to share that attorney Matthew Schedler, who directs CAMBA Legal Services’ (CLS) Consumer Law Unit, has been recognized by the New York City Bar Association for his years of providing full-time, free legal services to indigent clients. New York State Attorney General Letitia James presented Mr. Schedler with the award at a
Operating at the intersections of African diasporic history, spirituality, mythology and popular culture, artist Sanford Biggers has long applied strategies of appropriation and transformation to engage creatively and semiotically with systems of power, race and historical narration. For his latest exhibition at Marianne Boesky, Biggers went all in, staging an immersive, psychedelic choreography articulated through
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Tom Kean Jr., the New Jersey Republican congressman whose prolonged absence from both Capitol Hill and his home district has garnered intense scrutiny about his condition, managed to… More »
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Donald Trump has been a powerhouse in 2026 midterm primaries, purging alleged RINOs like Bill … More »
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One of the premises that prediction markets insist we take seriously is that they exist, if not primarily then substantially, to help people hedge risk. It is undeniably true that they can be used this way, and technically speaking, they work like the exchanges used by, say, airlines to … More »
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When Sam Liang co-founded Otter.ai in 2016, A.I. was not yet a household buzzword. In the years since, however, the transcription and notes-taking platform has evolved alongside the technology that powers it. Today, its built-in conversational knowledge engine helps users make sense of their business and personal lives by drawing on their own database of
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Like no other time in history, art has been on the move. Fairs keep artworks traveling from one country to another, but that’s just dealer inventory. Larger museums, usually in major metro areas, have also taken to making long-term loans of objects they have kept in storage to smaller, often more rural institutions. There’s the
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The James Dolan glare is a signature look of supreme disappointment. During bleak moments, he’ll sit slumped in a chair along the baseline at Madison Square Garden, the arena he owns, disapprovingly watching the New York Knicks, the team he owns. The bearded face, scowling and sullen-eyed — the g… More »
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One afternoon in Morningside Heights, toward the end of March, about a hundred socially conscious investors were getting fidgety. They’d convened in a blocky limestone building on Riverside Drive for the biannual conference of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, a coalition of “fai… More »
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