Words cannot describe the sadness and anger that I feel and that our executive committee shares at the massacre that took place in New Zealand. It’s horrible that in the United States we have witnessed this type of violence perpetrated in a Sikh gurdwara, in the Pittsburgh
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A proposed rule by the Trump Administration threatens the health and safety of immigrants, their families and their communities. A “public charge” is an individual who is deemed “likely” to become dependent upon government assistance for basic needs like food, shelter and health care. In the context
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Since Fall of last year we have been working as interns, residents, and fellows to recommit to one another and to our strong union—the Committee of Interns and Residents. We have built and continue to build an organization by and for resident physicians committed to learning, service,
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