Sullivan County – A father and his son riding on a motorbike were struck by a deer late Sunday afternoon. The incident occurred in front of Luxor Estates in the
A new poll of Iowa Republicans released Sunday night suggested that Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) enjoys momentum in the race to win the state’s caucuses. Twenty-five percent of likely Republican
New Jersey motorists who need to renew licenses or registrations can again do so on Mondays. The state’s 39 Motor Vehicle Commission agencies will open after officials reversed a decision
The United States is holding back $800 million in aid to Pakistan, President Barack Obama’s chief of staff said Sunday. Appearing on ABC’s “This Week,” White House Chief of Staff
Authorities are investigating how a stun gun managed to make it through security and onto a flight that landed at Newark Liberty International Airport, Fox 5 reported Sunday. The FBI
A Manhattan judge has dismissed a lawsuit by a former New York City firefighter who is trying to stop the construction of an Islamic community center in Lower Manhattan. The
Walmart is suddenly making sweet music with Brooklyn Beep Marty Markowitz — once a staunch critic of the megastore’s plans to break ground in the borough. The retail giant —
A court ruled that a 13-year-old girl suffering from cancer must have her hand amputated – otherwise she will die. The ruling came after the girl’s mother refused to authorize
Dozens of Bronx cops have launched an unauthorized slowdown of sorts – dramatically cutting the number of tickets they issue for moving violations, sources said. Citywide, moving summons were down
Israel’s tense relations with Egypt were strained further recently, after Egyptian border guards stationed at the Taba Border detained vehicles transporting kosher food to the Israeli diplomatic staff stationed at
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
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