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Major Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei warned of potential violent unrest after President Hosni Mubarak announced late Thursday he would not step down before September elections. Mubarak “is gambling with
In just 30 minutes, the FDNY had their hands full in Southern Brooklyn, with multiple incidents simultaneously. The FDNY is currently fighting two 2-alarm-fires in the Flatbush area, and an
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Ruth Madoff flew from Florida to Greenwich, Conn., to attend a private memorial service for her son Mark after his suicide last December — but was turned away by his
Months after top New York City officials expressed intense behind-the-scenes frustration at the security vulnerabilities at the United Nations headquarters in Manhattan, the U.N. is now planning to spend $100
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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak could step aside as soon as tonight and delegate his powers to his new vice president, a senior member of the Egypt’s ruling party told Britain’s
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City ambulances, which have been equipped with GPS systems since 2005, cannot provide turn-by-turn directions. According to the New York City Fire Department, the systems are only designed to help
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El Al Airlines is preparing for increased passenger traffic on its routes with a big purchase under the controls of CEO Eliezer Shkedi. El Al has bought four Boeing 737-900
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