Apple has surpassed a milestone 10 billion downloads at its App Store,the company has announced in a celebratory billboard splashed at its website. The company had been running a big
Get ready for an even bigger chill, New York – and maybe even more snow. National Weather Service forecasters were predicting dangerous wind chills of -1 to -5 degrees from
A New York police officer whose father was killed in the line of duty nearly 30 years ago fired an errant shot on Saturday during a drug raid in the
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said he is “more likely” to run for president in 2012 if former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin makes a bid, according to snippets from
Keith Olbermann was MSNBC’s most popular personality and single-handedly led its transformation to an outspoken, left-leaning cable news network in prime time. Despite that, he often seemed to be walking
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The chairman of the State Assembly Racing and Wagering Committee, Gary Pretlow (D-Westchester) has written to Governor Cuomo urging him to pull the plug on the state’s agreement with the
Jerry Brown, California’s governor, declared a state of fiscal emergency on Thursday for the government of the most populous US state to press lawmakers to tackle its $25.4 billion budget
Well-wishers lined the street Friday as an ambulance carrying Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and escorted by veterans on motorcycles made its way from a Tucson hospital to an air force base
A British judge ruled Friday that a Pakistani man wanted by U.S. authorities for alleged terrorism offenses can be extradited to the United States. The decision to extradite Abid Naseer
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Moscow, Russia – The Moscow Brewing Company Moskovskaya Pivovarennaya Kompaniya, a manufacturer of alcoholic beverages and soft drinks, has been certified kosher by Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar. At
Friday morning’s snowfall made road travel in the Tri-State a challenge, including bus travel, but service on the rails was mostly unaffected. A winter weather advisory is in effect through
The American Lung Association said New York isn’t doing enough to protect its residents when it comes to smoking. The Lung Association’s ninth annual State of Tobacco Control report was
A bagel-brained bandit stuffed a dozen packs of smoked salmon in his pants at a Brooklyn deli — but got schmeared by a couple of workers before he could get
Verizon sued three Long Island towns on behalf of observant Jews. The villages prohibit the phone company from posting “lechis” on utility poles – little strips that create an “eruv,”
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