Teranga, an acclaimed African fast-casual restaurant founded by chef Pierre Thiam, is closing its original location inside ...

Flags were at half-staff at the City College of New York. The school has the Center ... his life" Photos of Rangel hang on the wall of Sylvia's Restaurant on Malcolm X Boulevard.

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Charles Rangel, the longtime U.S. congressman from New York City and the last surviving member of the "Gang of Four," has died. He was 94. Born in Harlem on June 11, 1930, Rangel was a Democratic ...

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NEW YORK (WABC) -- Charlie Rangel, a former congressman from Harlem who was a founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus and the lone surviving member of the "Gang of Four," has died.