Sarah Palin hailed Donald Trump’s claim that he has investigators in Hawaii looking into President Barack Obama’s birth, but stopped short of bolstering the notion that he wasn’t born in
Drivers across the the Tri-State Area are wincing Monday at prices at the gas pump. The statewide average in New York, according to AAA, was $3.93 a gallon for regular.
A New York lawmaker expelled from the state Senate after a domestic incident is now serving up pizza in his former district. Hiram Monserrate is working at Papaya Pizza in
[LARGE PHOTO ALBUM IN EXTENDED ARTICLE] Hundreds of cars, and thousands of people lined up for Passover food at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in Williamsburg on Sunday. The crowds of
President Obama wishes he could go to the supermarket like a regular guy and longs to people-watch in Central Park. The President told Hearst magazine publishers and editors that he
The U.S. government has prevented more than 350 people suspected of ties to Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups from boarding U.S.-bound commercial flights since the end of 2009, The
Verizon customers interested in signing a one-year contract (as opposed to the standard two) should lock in their selections now; the company has confirmed that it is eliminating the one-year
There are more surprising revelations coming from Ponzi schemer, Bernard Madoff. During yet another prison interview, Bernard Madoff told ‘The Financial Times’ he wants to teach – of all things
The successful search for a missing child in North West London has highlighted the quick response of Shomrim NW London. Last week a child was reported missing after he failed
The budget deal reached Friday would affect two initiatives contained in last year’s health-care law that were bitterly opposed by businesses, killing one outright and slashing funding for the other.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards website, Sepah News, reports: In his first press conference of the new year 1390 [Iranian New Year was on March 21] which took place on Monday
The budget for Fiscal Year 2011 will finally pass Congress. After a “historic deal” between the Republicans and Democrats, it is expected that Congress will pass the FY 2011 Budget
Police in Paris arrested dozens of people for trying to hold an unauthorized demonstration to protest a ban on the wearing of Islamic veils such as burqas, they said Sunday.
New Yorkers may be short tens of millions of dollars in unclaimed tax refunds. The Internal Revenue Service estimates the federal government owes 26,000 city residents more than $33 million
A grand jury in the Bronx has launched an investigation into accusations that as many as 40 police officers are up to their necks in a quid pro quo, ticket-fixing
A 21-year-old man was seriously wounded in an anti-Semitic attack by two youths, after returning home from a Torah course in a synagogue in Villeurbanne, in southern France, the Jewish
Hosni Mubarak, the former Egyptian president, says that he will cooperate with the country’s general prosecutor during a corruption investigation, and defended himself against a campaign of “distortions, lies and
The five-day New York City police-led “dirty bomb” training drill has come to an end. More than 100 police and other first responder agencies in New York, New Jersey and
First it was believed to be a bomb, then it was dismissed as a freak industrial accident, and now authorities are again saying that the explosion last week near a
The New York City Council officially responded Friday to Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s preliminary budget proposal, telling the mayor it would be imprudent to slash critical city services or short-circuit the
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