Richard Kim is the Editor-in-Chief of THE CITY NY and has previously held positions as the Executive Editor at HuffPost and The Nation. With a focus on politics, social issues, and current events, Richard's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on a range of topics, including labor rights, government shutdowns, democracy, and healthcare.
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Richard Kim, MD, discusses ongoing and planned research at Moffitt Cancer Center in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma.
By: Richard Kim
The accusations from Dana Rachlin, a prominent police reform advocate who once had open access to Brooklyn precincts, highlight a growing rift between the NYPD and criminal justice reformers.
By: Amit Mahipal, Richard Kim, Kanchi Patell
For more than a decade, sorafenib, a multikinase inhibitor, was the only systemic therapeutic option that had demonstrated improved overall survival (OS) in advanced HCC and received
By: Ziye Wang
Bach Week Festival will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a final performance of the composer’s Mass in B.
By: Richard Kim
Evanston Made is celebrating its 10th anniversary with an art exhibit at the Evanston Art Center in June. The local arts nonprofit hosts a variety of events to showcase artists from across the Evanston community and their work. The June exhibit, titled “There’s No Place Like Home,” will begin June 1 from 5 p.m. to...
You're going on a first date with someone in Evanston and you want to plan ahead to ensure the two of you have the best time possible. You’re probably already busy thinking of everything from the perfect outfit to the funniest conversation starters, so NBN has taken "where to eat" off that list. After all, a location can make or break a date.
Graphic by Rachel Yoon / North By NorthwesternNorris University Center: the heart of Northwestern. While it serves many purposes, its main attraction is being the perfect place to grab a quick bite to eat. With a stack of new meal exchanges every week, hungry students pack into Norris daily to explore
By: Joshua M. Gorham, Kemar Brown, Barbara McDonough, Jon A. Willcox, Steven R. DePalma, Tarsha Ward, Richard Kim, John D. Cleveland, Christine E. Seidman
Authorship note: DMM, QZ, PN, SUM, VS, VTT, SM, and AS contributed equally to this work. JGS and CES contributed equally to this work.
Chughtai was a liaison between Adams and the Muslim community, as was another mayoral aide, Mohamed Bahi, who was arrested Tuesday.
On October 1, 2024, Maryland’s Pay Stub/Pay Statement and Pay Transparency laws went into effect. The laws were passed during the General Assembly’s...
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