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At the State Capitol, former Gov. David A. Paterson has most definitely left the building. But his digital presence apparently has not. New Yorkers who have written to the governor’s
U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, recovering from a gunshot wound to the head sustained January 8, is regaining part of her ability to speak, her spokesman said Wednesday. C.J. Karamargin would
As the momentum continues to build in the push for clemency for Jonathan Pollard, supporters of the effort to release Pollard have launched a major television ad campaign, which urges
Aspiring politicians in New York once made a point of visiting the three I’s: Italy, Ireland and Israel. For the GOP’s presidential prospects in 2012, it’s all about one: Israel.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg donated $279.2 million to charity in 2010, making him the second most generous philanthropist in the nation last year, according to the annual ranking by the Chronicle
A proposed Native American casino on 333 acres in the Catskills is likely to be rejected by federal authorities next week, only three months after Gov. David A. Paterson approved
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs briefed reporters at the White House in Washington on Tuesday regarding the situation in the Middle East saying that no matter what any government in
The Obama administration will issue a proposal later this week recommending the gradual elimination of government-sponsored mortgage backers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a White House official said Wednesday. The
The city will continue to furlough workers who fill potholes rather than go full-strength in the war against craters, officials said. The Daily News reported Monday that 555 Department of
Apple Inc. has started manufacturing a new version of its iPad tablet computer with a built-in camera and faster processor, said people familiar with the matter. The new iPad will
The city issued 9,910 summonses on Monday — twice the daily average — to New Yorkers deemed in violation of alternate-side parking rules, which went back into effect for the
Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, in an interview with Fox News, faulted the Bush administration for failing to effectively make the case for Guantanamo Bay, saying the facility was and
Law-enforcement officials warned King County Executive Dow Constantine that a bus ad alleging Israeli war crimes — and two ads in response accusing Palestinians of the same — could lead
President Obama has quit smoking and has not had a cigarette in almost a year, his wife, Michelle Obama, said Tuesday. “I’m very proud of him,’’ the first lady said.
Two construction workers were killed earlier today after falling about 65 feet from a Upper West Side building. Fire officials say the men were working on top of an elevator
A car that ran a red light crashed into the Jerusalem light train at the French Hill Junction at 8 am this morning. There were no casualties, but the car
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