Some 1,000 security officials and members of Israel’s political echelon gathered at Tel Aviv University on Thursday evening to bid farewell to outgoing Mossad Director Meir Dagan. But the most
Law-enforcement agencies, including the NYPD, should boycott gun manufacturers who produce high-capacity magazines like the one used to shoot Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and 19 others, a top city official said
A man who pleaded guilty to helping support a plot to attack New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport was sentenced to 15 years in prison Thursday. Abdel Nur pleaded
Riga, Latvia – Latvian police said Thursday they had detained three extreme-right teenagers suspected of involvement in the vandalism of a Jewish cemetery in the Baltic state’s capital Riga a
The city is changing its approach to how it deals with poor housing conditions. The Department of Housing, Preservation, and Development is now stepping in before tenants complain to 311.
Giving babies and toddlers antibiotics when doctors are certain they have ear infections can help speed up their recovery, supporting current treatment guidelines for children between the ages of 6
For some commuters trying to look up the latest travel information today, NJTransit.com became NJTransit.gone. Customers looking for bus and train schedule information for the state’s largest transportation agency on
A Manhattan bankruptcy judge has approved a $7.2 billion deal to settle a lawsuit brought against the estate of the biggest beneficiary of Bernard Madoff’s fraud. The judge signed off
A lawmaker on Long Island says drivers who leave huge chunks of snow and ice on their vehicles after a snowstorm should be subject to a ticket by the police.
Assemblywoman Cleopatra Tucker (D-Essex) has withdrawn her proposal for a bill that would have required bicycles to be registered. “My intention was never to impose a burden or additional costs,”
The 41-story former Deutsche Bank building opposite the World Trade Center site is now the one-story former Deutsche Bank building. Within a month, it should be down to zero; the
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government “is perhaps the worst in Israel’s history, or at least the unluckiest,” said Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan Thursday, adding that Hamas “is not
A 24-year-old man has been released on bail after he was arrested for allegedly punching an Orthodox man in the head. Officers were called to Stamford Hill in north London
The number of U.S. homes receiving a foreclosure filing will climb about 20 percent in 2011, reaching a peak for the housing crisis, as unemployment remains high and banks resume
A runway at Florida’s Tampa International Airport is scheduled to reopen Thursday with new numbers and signage to account for the gradual shift of the Earth’s magnetic North Pole. Runway
President Obama also delivered miraculous news at tonights memorial: that U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, 40, who received a bullet wound to the head that traveled the length of her brain
President Obama urged a divided nation Wednesday to come together in memory of six fellow Americans who lost their lives in Saturday’s mass shooting. “What we cannot do is use
As the economy revs back to life, with signs of hiring on the horizon, the housing market is being left behind. In the past few years, we’ve all been careful
Gov. Cuomo expressed “shock” not once but three times yesterday after The Post’s disclosed that 28 State Police brass secretly received huge wage increases last month amid the state’s worsening
Scathing attack on Iranian regime: Iranian opposition leader Mir-Hossein Mousavi characterized the authorities in Tehran as “totalitarian,” as part of his harshest attack on the government in recent memory. In
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