With more than a century of history, the New York Amsterdam News is set to showcase its legacy through a new museum dedicated to the renowned Black newspaper. Located in Harlem on Frederick ...

One of the most influential Black newspapers in the city, the New York Amsterdam News, is undergoing a transformation, turning its historic newsroom into a museum. The paper was founded in 1909 ...

The Amsterdam News, one of New York City's most influential Black newspapers, is turning its historic newsroom into a museum. CBS News New York's Elijah Westbrook reports. Donald Trump Pulls ...

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AMSTERDAM — New contracts with Amsterdam Industrial Development Agency (AIDA) staff have been approved by the Board of Directors, seemingly putting to rest doubts over the legality of previously ...

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NEW YORK (WABC) -- On this edition of Here and Now, we discuss New York State's growing cannabis industry. The legalization of cannabis in New York in 2021 removed legal prohibitions and opened ...

NEW YORK - New York's political leaders are roundly condemning antisemitic violence after a soccer match in Amsterdam Thursday night. Antisemitic rioters "actively sought out" supporters of Israel ...

In August 1664, British soldiers stormed New Amsterdam; after its Dutch governor, Peter Stuyvesant, surrendered the multicultural colony a month later, it was renamed New York. In the meantime ...

they wrote that climate change and population growth are pushing humanity to develop better ways to grow crops that aren’t dependent on the Sun. To that end, the team devised a new agricultural ...

The violent history of the Dutch colony that is now New York is not well known in the Netherlands. The curators of a new exhibition want to change that. By Nina Siegal Reporting from Amsterdam In ...