Muslim women would have to remove veils and show their faces to police on request or risk a prison sentence under proposed new laws in Australia’s most populous state that
Verizon slyly overcharged and double-billed Beth Israel Medical Center by millions for years, the hospital claims, and has allegedly refused to refund the money. The hospital should have known to
The following is an Op-Ed by Howard Beigelman of the OU, and appears in the Indianapolis Star: Bringing the school voucher case to the state’s top court after having lost
To combat cyberattacks, the U.S. may need more than new cyberdefenses. It might need a whole new piece of Internet infrastructure. So says former CIA director Michael Hayden, who served
If you happen to have a baby and have forgotten to buy diapers this week, you may be lucky. At this rate, it’s possible that diapers will be handed out
While the phone hacking by British tabloid News of the World was unexceptional by technical standards, security experts say the scandal portends how the growth of smartphones will lead to
New York state’s botched effort to modernize its Medicaid billing system is becoming an increasingly costly mistake. Over the past decade, the state has paid a Virginia-based IT company nearly
It may be curtains for Carl Kruger. The state senator told confidants he’ll announce his resignation by the end of the summer, a prelude to a potential guilty plea in
The CIA operative who was responsible for tracking down and ultimately killing Osama Bin laden may have had his cover blown because of his distinguishing yellow tie. The man, known
Speaker John Boehner told President Barack Obama Saturday that he would not move forward with talks on a large-scale deficit reduction plan, pointing to taxes and entitlements as the main
The U.S. and its allies are within reach of defeating Al Qaeda after killing Usama bin Laden and gaining new insights about the terrorist group’s other leading figures, new U.S.
A major earthquake struck off the northeastern coast of Japan Sunday, prompting tsunami advisories for several coastal regions, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) said. The U.S. Geological Survey said the
Betty Ford, the outspoken and much-admired wife of President Gerald R. Ford who overcame alcoholism and an addiction to pills and helped found one of the best-known rehabilitation centers in
A 92-year-old Holocaust survivor was fighting for her life Thursday night after she was hit by a minivan in Queens. Ilonko Krauss was crossing 75th Avenue in Forest Hills when
Troopers today received information that a computer virus has been transmitted to a Garden State resident by way of an email purporting to be a speeding ticket from the New
[VIDEOS & PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE] In an elegant and moving ceremony Eli Beer, founder of United Hatzalah, received the Presidential Award for volunteerism from President Shimon Peres. The award
The following is an Op-Ed from the Daily News: New Yorkers in the congressional district once represented by Anthony Weiner, meet your new man in D.C.: David Weprin. He’s a
The space shuttle Atlantis soared into the heavens and the history books Friday (July 8), kicking off the last-ever mission of NASA’s storied shuttle program. Despite a bleak forecast of
A couple of nights ago, when a bear wandered through the streets of Nyack, residents were not warned. Now, mayor Richard Kavesh wants to make sure that when residents need
A Bronx cop was clinging to life Thursday after a street confrontation stemming from a thrown water balloon. Ernesto Rodriguez, 43, angry about his car being hit by the balloon,
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