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The Price of Protest
Stephen Funk, a Marine-turned-conscientious-objector, was released from the brig last Friday. His refusal to fight in Iraq landed him there for six months. Michael Vuolo reports. Transcript
Arab-American Press Gives U.S. Politics a Closer Look
New York's Arabic-language newspapers have historically focused on the Middle East. But recently many have turned their attention to U.S. politics. Mona Iskander reports. Transcript
Bloomberg's Popularity Inches Up
A new poll shows Mayor Michael Bloomberg is gaining ground, but only a little bit. Devi Zinzuvadia reports. Transcript
Shooting Sends Ripples Through Bed-Sty
Resident of the Bedford-Styvesant neighborhood where a teen was shot by police last month are struggling to come to grips with his death. Many see the incident as proof that the odds are stacked against them. Sandra Hong reports. Transcript
Time to Ditch that Old Subway Map
The MTA is poised to make its biggest subway-service changes in two decades. Joel Meyer reports. Transcript
Subways Kick Up Steel Dust
Researchers have discovered that the air inside New York subways is infused high levels of steel dust. No one knows yet what this means for subway riders' health. John Boyle reports. Transcript
Building Sherman Creek
Northern Manhattan residents are trying to transform a swath of industrial waterfront wasteland into a community asset. Oliver Hill reports. Transcript
Parks Versus Parking
Stevens Institute of Technology wants to build a parking garage on a strip of waterfront land in Hoboken. Residents want the property to become part of a park. Josh Payne reports. Transcript
Prisons to Payrolls
Finding work is tough enough these days. But for the 600,000 people released from prison each year, the process can be even more daunting. Shia Michele Levitt reports. Transcript
Document This
Documentaries, once relegated to public television and art-house theaters, are gaining mainstream popularity. Jacob Goldstein reports. Transcript
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