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New
York Likes the Frontrunner
Most New York interviewed today plan to vote for John Kerry in Tuesday's Democratic primary, or anybody who can beat Bush.
Mona Iskander reports. Transcript
Under
the Chuppah
The battle over same-sex marriage is forcing Jewish communities to reconsider the meaning of family.
Michael Vuolo reports. Transcript
Going
to the Chapel
Not all Christians are opposed to same-sex marriages. Laura Strickler interviews Lutheran Minister Barbara Lundblad.
Laura Strickler reports. Transcript
Labor
Stops the Show
Broadway's unions threaten to strike again.
Jacob Goldstein reports. Transcript
Job
Drain
With the exit of jobs overseas, Americans are increasingly doubting the benefits of globalization. Could white-collar unions be the answer?
Shia Michele Levitt reports. Transcript
Prisoners
of the Census
A little known census quirk is keeping poor city neighborhoods from getting their share of state and federal funds.
Mariah Blake reports. Transcript
Percatory
Many dry cleaners are blowing a possible carcinogen into the apartments above them. But there is an alternative.
John Boyle reports. Transcript
Testing
Bedside Manner
Prospective doctors now have to take another big test before they can see patients--they have to be nice.
Anya Bourg reports. Transcript
Harlem
Renaissance II
Even though the Disney Store has closed,
many of the new businesses in Harlem are thriving. Oliver Hill reports.
Transcript
The
Gowanus on Life Support
Community residents are looking forward to a time when they'll see eateries, not industry, along the canal.
Josh Payne reports. Transcript
The
Passion Hits New York
New Yorkers respond to Mel Gibson's new film.
Michael Vuolo reports. Transcript
Yankees
on the Couch
Dr. Ira Kaplan analyzes the psychological effect of Alex Rodriguez's arrival in the New York Yankees.
Joel Meyer reports. Transcript
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