Eric T. Schneiderman, the New York attorney general, has requested information and documents in recent weeks from three major Wall Street banks about their mortgage securities operations during the credit
A psychiatric technician was indicted Monday for reckless endangerment and falsifying hospital records, including those of a patient who died unattended on an emergency room floor, according to District Attorney
8:00AM EST: Commuters face major disruptions Tuesday morning following a derailment of a work train at the Dekalb Avenue Station. The MTA issued a service notice detailing the changes. There
A hearing seeking a new trial for a former Iowa kosher slaughterhouse executive convicted of financial fraud is scheduled before the U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals. Documents filed Monday
Mayor Bloomberg’s plan to save the city about $55 million by closing 20 fire companies faced stiff opposition today as protests mounted outside of City Hall. Firefighters and City Council
[VIDEO & LARGE PHOTO ALBUM BELOW] The following is an Op-Ed by the Washington Times: Sunday, May 15 was the 30th annual Peace Officers Memorial Service. Law enforcement from all
[PHOTO LINK BELOW] As YWN reported this past Motzei Shabbos, two men from the organization Jews United Against Zionism, also known as Neturei Karta, spent Shabbos in Iran to attend
The Big Apple is going digital. Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled a plan Monday to make New York “the premier digital city.” The initiative includes a redesign of the city’s website
New York – Bonanno crime-family boss Vincent “Vinny Gorgeous” Basciano was found guilty this afternoon on all charges by a Brooklyn jury and now faces the death penalty. The federal
After a months-long flirt, Donald Trump said Monday he won’t make a play for president in 2012. “After considerable deliberation and reflection, I have decided not to pursue the office
New York – Council Members David G. Greenfield (D-Brooklyn) and Eric Ulrich (R-Queens) announced bi-partisan legislation yesterday aimed at protecting minors at New York City’s public libraries from predators who
The tail of the disabled Navy chopper left behind in the Usama bin Laden raid in Pakistan will be handed back to the United States sometime Tuesday, U.S. Sen. John
There’s a warning for parents of babies that are teething. The Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about benzocaine. That’s the numbing medication normally used in gel and
The White House is criticizing Syria for violence against protesters that is now spreading beyond its borders and into Israeli territory. “We regret the loss of life and our thoughts
Investigators trying to determine why an Air France plane crashed mysteriously two years ago have recovered the complete contents of the flight data recorder and the last two hours of
He’s been practicing his inaugural address before his harshest critic — his 14-year-old son — and getting some pointers about content and delivery. No matter what black-tie dinners are going
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Here we go again. Another year, another attempt by Dov Hikind to pretend that he cares about an issue other than the Gaza Strip. Yesterday, Hikind issued a statement that
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