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NEW YORK CITY ARCHIVES

Pulling No Punches on ‘The Rumble in the Jungle’

For Muhammad Ali’s birthday, we look back on Jamaica Kincaid’s coverage of the Ali-Foreman fight

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MUSIC ARCHIVES

For Jimmy Page, the Songs Remain

For his 75th birthday, we look back on a time when the Led Zeppelin virtuoso played through the pain

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From The Archives

A Trump Morsel

It was the crassest of times, it was the worst of times. Until now.

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From The Archives

Going All In to Expose Intelligence Malfeasance

Now that the spooks are heroes for protecting democracy, it’s helpful to keep their full history in perspective

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MUSIC ARCHIVES

He Died Two Decades Ago, but Ol’ Blue Eyes Still Resonates

December 12 is Frank Sinatra’s birthday. Celebrate with a Village Voice special tribute from 1995.

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IMPEACHMENT ARCHIVES

John Dean and Michael Cohen: Flippers Then and Now

Donald Trump should know we’ve been here before: How a trusted counsel blew up a would-be king

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NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

Don’t Cry for Him, Argentina: Goodbye to the Lesser-of-Two-Evils Bush

The Voice spoke graphic truth to power with covers that skewered the one-term reign of George H.W. Bush

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Equality

Four Decades Ago, Harvey Milk Was the Victim of a Homophobic Homocide

After Harvey Milk was assassinated in San Francisco, the Voice’s Arthur Bell looked at homophobia in New York City: ‘The gay-rights bill should be a matter of common decency, not one of political maneuverings — from either side’

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MUSIC ARCHIVES

Happy Birthday to the Acid Queen

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From The Archives

Andy Land 8: Ads For — and Attacks On — the Avant Garde

As the counterculture heated up in the 1960s, the Heat took notice

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