Claire Fahy

RT @luisferre: Meet the Irish priest in Bushwick providing increasingly urgent legal services to immigrants in Brooklyn. By @clairemfahy:…

RT @columbia_ncdp: Not all people sleep with fully charged phones at their bedside with the ringer on loud. These factors make emergency wa…

Anthony Mitchell and his son, who both used wheelchairs, repeatedly called for help as the Eaton fire approached their Altadena home. Then while on the phone with his daughter, he looked out the window. “Baby, I got to go,” he told his daughter. “The fire just got in the yard.”

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A father and his son, who both used wheelchairs, called for help in evacuating from the Eaton fire in California. They were found dead later that day, and now their family is asking what happened. https://t.co/X9VNPL1Hfs

RT @emmagf: 1 in 8 N.Y.C. Public School Students Was Homeless Last Year by @clairemfahy: https://t.co/QVKveBhFEC

RT @EmilyDreyfuss: I love voting in San Francisco because my polling place is my neighbor's garage. Our city will never not be just a littl…

RT @nymetrowx: 10/10 @nyliberty !!!

RT @nathanheller: After weeks of tracking down the Vice President's colleagues back to her San Francisco days, trying to understand how she…

RT @greenivyed: https://t.co/IiLE07pyoC "Just 27 percent of public high schools in New York City have a newspaper. A local nonprofit is off…

RT @BenWeiserNYT: David Banks, New York City’s Schools Chancellor, to Resign https://t.co/BDmmTypIDH

RT @60Minutes: The team at 60 Minutes is mourning the loss of longtime producer Howard L. Rosenberg. A dogged investigative reporter, Howar…

RT @nytimes: 23 years after 9/11, some families are still pushing for recognition after their loved ones died from cancer that they believe…

RT @emmagf: Democrats in New York City are divided over a council member who bit a police chief, with @HurubieMeko and @clairemfahy: https:…

RT @Jonesieman: I’m writing a book about the Trump trial! I’m so excited about it — the trial was the most intense, bizarre and important t…

RT @luisferre: NEW: The story of the Aguilar Ortega family. Their highs and lows on their journey from South America to the U.S, through t…

RT @npfandos: Bowman-Latimer is not the only combative House primary in New York next week. Read @clairemfahy on the John Avlon-Nancy Goro…

RT @newsbell: @NYTimes reporter @ClaireMFahy's thoughtful coverage of Wednesday's Newtown HS graduation where the 20 #SandyHook students sh…

“It’s a strange day, in all honesty, because I’m super happy for all of the kids that are graduating,” said Nicole Hockley, whose son Dylan was 6 when he was killed in the Sandy Hook shooting. “But obviously at the same time, it’s tugging at my heartstrings. I wish Dylan and all

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Newtown, Connecticut, residents paused to reflect on what would have been the Sandy Hook Elementary School victims’ high school graduation, more than 11 years after one of the worst school shootings in U.S. history. https://t.co/25XUXNO3fZ