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U.S. shuts down 26 discount bus companies
Federal regulators lowered the boom on more than two dozen chameleon bus companies exactly a year after a motor coach bound for New York's Chinatown veered off Interstate 95 in Caroline County, killing four passengers and injuring more than 50.
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the U.S. would need international support, including from Russia, for any military action in Syria.
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Old-school punker and king of the Bowery Jesse Malin remains thoroughly pro-NYC
It's a warm spring day in New York City, and Jesse Malin is calling from the Bowery.
City Room: A Lost Bag and a Lost Night, but Not a Lost Cause
Those who have misplaced personal belongings on the streets of New York know this: The city does not care if you need your keys or wallet back.
DHS orchestra gets a taste of New York
Forty-seven students of the Dartmouth High School orchestra traveled to New York City last month to take part in the Heritage World Strides Performance Festivals at the Riverside Church and came away with two awards.
Year of the Takeout Day 139: Dumpling Cafe
Here's why: though they are a lot like most pork buns in many respects, the size and prep method make them uber-fun to eat.
Driver in NY bus crash may have been fatigued
Single Sign-On: You can use Facebook account to log in to LasVegasSun.com. Evidence gathered by federal investigators indicates the driver involved in a deadly New York bus crash last year may not have had the sleep he claimed in the days prior to the accident.
Laut: Michelin-Starred Malaysian Restaurant Delivers On Flavor
Because they've held onto their single star for a few years now. I mean, I'm happy for them - earning a Michelin star is a big deal.
Learning A City By Running Around In It
This morning I had a gritty, sweating, damp, dirty run down Bowery through Chinatown and back.
Island 8th graders visit the Big Apple
Block Island School 8th graders amid Times Square neon. Left to right, back row: Jameson Brown-Padien, chaperone Glen Pence, Ryan McGarry, chaperone Shannon Morgan.
Time for networks to trot out new shows, kill the duds
My daughter and I were browsing toy stores when I was last in Los Angeles. It's one of the more delightful things that life encourages grandfathers to do.
Exploring new cultures through the joy of good food
Over our April vacation, my family and I were again able to spend some time in New York City, thanks to a generous aunt and uncle.
City smackdown: And the winner is ...
"New York City may have some long-standing stereotypes and prejudices against it, but the truth is that New York City is one of the most exciting, diverse, interesting and all-around best cities in the entire world," wrote iReporter Lulis Leal.
New York City announces bikesharing program, to be largest in the nation
For New York, one of the busiest and most highly trafficked areas in the world, transportation is a fundamental aspect in the operation of the city.
New York: Mining The Treasure Trove Of New Hotels In Lower Manhattan
It doesn't take much to get us excited about a new hotel opening. Back in March when we learned that Thompson would be opening up a 297-room hotel at Manhattan's historic 5 Beekman Street, we thought our hotel hunger was sated for the time being.
LuckyRice Festival: Night Market w/ Notorious MSG & Sunday Brunch
A The LuckyRice Festival presented by Bombay Sapphire and Conde Nast Traveler hosted a series of events this past week highlighting some of the best in Asian Cuisine, Music and Entertainment from the East.
NYC Wildcat Violence Limited to Small Number of Marchers, Police Officers
Members of the anarchist group Strike Everywhere marched, and often ran, through the streets of Lower Manhattan the afternoon of May 1st in a event promoted online as the "Wildcat March". There were several physical assaults on photographers, sometimes involving attempts to steal cameras, or coat lenses with ink or paint.
Chinatown Fair re-opens for a new generation of gamers
May 4, 2012 - Another chapter begins in the Chinatown Fair legacy. A chapter perhaps called, "epilogue". In the past month, word had spread that the new Chinatown Fair was headed in a "family friendly" direction.
The verdict from Frieze New York? Not so bad! While the city has experienced a rash of yawn-worthy art fairs - this year's Armory no exception - yesterday saw the impressively successful debut of Frieze Art Fair on New York's Randall's Island.
Pick Up Healthier Eating Habits Without Super-Sizing Your Grocery Bill
Consumers eat 12.4% less healthy than they think they do, according to Massive Health.