NYPD street officers are carrying radios that don’t work in the subway, making it impossible to call for help. The city has spent 15 years and millions of dollars trying
A panel of federal appeals court judges yesterday tossed skeptical barbs at lawyers for the Mets owners and hundreds of other investors who made money from Bernard Madoff’s epic Ponzi
Continental is no longer serving free pretzels in coach class. The carrier made the move Tuesday, saying that ending its practice of serving free snacks to economy class passengers will
The jobs outlook brightened in February, as strong business hiring helped trim unemployment to its lowest level in nearly two years. The unemployment rate fell to 8.9% last month, from
A bandit posing as an exterminator is wanted for at least five burglaries in Brooklyn, cops said Thursday. The crafty crook – wearing a black uniform and holding a cannister
Brace yourself for the summer of bedbugs. The creepy crawlers that infested city cinemas, apartments, hotels, schools, department stores, concert halls and offices during the fall are on pace for
A new Australian study finds that babies who sleep on their stomachs — a position thought to pose a risk for SIDS — have lower levels of oxygen in their
It’s been a rough winter for city streets: More than 117,000 potholes were filled between Jan. 1 and Feb. 23 — 62 percent more than last year. “DOT has engaged
More than 100 senior centers across New York City could close, unless funding for them is restored to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s proposed state budget. In the governor’s proposed state budget,
U.S. stocks posted their best day in three months on Thursday as Wall Street rallied behind a strong unemployment claims report along with a modest drop in energy prices. At
At a special meeting in the Knesset Thursday, Danny Danon, Chairman of World Likud and Chair of the Knesset Committee for Aliya, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs, announced the formation of
The Wisconsin Senate has passed a resolution calling for police to take 14 Democrats into custody for contempt after they fled to Illinois to avoid voting on a union rights
The Florida judge who ruled against President Obama’s health care law on Wednesday ordered the administration to expedite its appeal, if it plans to, within seven days. District Judge Roger
An unannounced, surprise inspection by the Israeli Ministry of Education, was conducted Wednesday morning in Mir Yerushalayim – the largest Yeshiva in the world. Following a recent string of arrests
The U.S. Air Force’s secretive X-37B space plane is poised to launch on its second mission Friday (March 4), though what exactly it will be doing once it leaves the
Flatbush – There is a Town Hall meeting this evening (Thursday), being hosted by Councilman Lew Fidler, Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein, and Councilman Jumaane D.Williams. Commanding Officer of the 63rd Precinct,
It is every teacher’s hope that his or her teaching will have an impact on a student’s life. It is rare that the impact is as great as the impact
Clutching them like rescued babies, a non-Jewish police officer salvaged two Torah scrolls from the ruins of the Chabad-Lubavitch center in downtown Christchurch, providing a momentary relief to a Jewish
Maybe it was the daily glasses of whiskey. Or the miles she walked to and from work each day. Or it could have been that she never had children. Friends
Rabbi Juravel is well known for his endearing tapes on the parshah and other subjects, as well as his informative and educational books published by Israel Bookshop. Kids around the
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