The NYPD hate crimes unit is investigating after two more assaults on Asian Americans CNN 2 hrs ago By Mirna Alsharif, Alec Snyder and Hollie Silverman, CNN © Drew Angerer/Getty Images There has been an uptick in anti-Asian hate crimes in New York, according to the NYPD.
The New York Police Department Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating two attacks on Asian Americans that occurred over the weekend, an NYPD spokesperson told CNN on Monday.
A woman in her 50 s and a teen were assaulted on the same day, the NYPD said..
The latest attacks come as the city has seen an uptick in bias crimes against Asians this year, with 42 incidents reported in the first four months of 2021, according to the NYPD Hate Crimes Dashboard.
There were two more assaults on Asian Americans in New York and the NYPD hate crimes unit is investigating
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You ll need to be vaccinated if you want to take a cruise, but you don t need the COVID-19 vaccine for all travel - yet
INSIDER 2 hrs ago insider@insider.com (Melissa Wiley) © Pavlo Gonchar/Getty Images There s a growing debate in the US over the use of COVID-19 vaccine passports. Pavlo Gonchar/Getty Images
Generally, you do not need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel.
However, fully vaccinated travelers may be subject to fewer restrictions.
Some cruise companies and airlines are increasingly announcing vaccination requirements.
As more people receive the COVID-19 vaccine and the world gears up for post-pandemic summer, many are wondering if they need to be vaccinated to travel.
There s optimism and can-do spirit outside Washington: Our Towns documentary shows it Albert Hunt, opinion contributor © Getty Images There s optimism and can-do spirit outside Washington: Our Towns documentary shows it
America, viewed through the prism of Washington and national politics, is a bitterly polarized country. That s what columnists like me write all the time. I don t doubt President Biden s sincerity, but when politicians like Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) talk about finding consensus on issues like voting rights or taxes or health care, it s a joke.
There is a different America, one that Deb and Jim Fallows discovered in four years flying, in their small plane, around the country. It s one imbued with a sense of community, an appreciation for the quality of life, a willingness to change and innovate, and to directly confront real problems.