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This watchdog blog offers analysis, commentary, and reportage about Forest City Ratner's planned $4.9 billion Atlantic Yards project, the largest ever in Brooklyn, to build a basketball arena plus at least 16 high-rise buildings.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney ordered the Central Intelligence Agency to withhold information about a secret counterterrorism program from Congress for eight years, the New York Times reported Saturday .

Brad O'Leary uses his July 10 WorldNetDaily column to attack a New York Times poll he didn't like -- and, of course, to promote his own skewed polls.

Amazon.com Inc. a s Kindle, which accelerated the adoption of electronic books, may shrink publishersa profit margins if the online retailer gets tougher about prices it pays for titles on the digital reader.

NEW YORK: The New York Times inadvertently published digitally manipulated photographs in the latest issue of its Sunday magazine, the newspaper said today.

The Katselas Theatre Company continues its 2009-2010 Season with the revival of Michael V. Gazzo 's critically acclaimed stage drama, A Hatful of Rain.

The New York Times Company is considering charging a fee for access to its website, and has begun asking its print edition subscribers how such a charge would affect their subscriptions.

Last time we checked in, The Boston Globe 's largest union, the Boston Newspaper Guild, had reached a tentative agreement with the paper's owner, the New York Times Co.

Posted by Bill Mitchell at 3:58 PM on Jul. 9, 2009 The New York Times is testing a price point of $5 a month for access to nytimes.com , with a 50 percent discount for print subscribers.

New York Times Co. is considering a $5 monthly fee for access to all of the content on its namesake newspapera s Web site, according to a survey distributed to print subscribers.

In a July 7A New York Times Magazine article A apparently scheduled to appear in its July 12 print edition , Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told the Times's Emily Bazelon that "at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don't want to have too many of." Who is this ...

Death ruled as a murder-suicide. Nashville police declared Wednesday that former N.F.L. quarterback Steve McNair was victim of a murder-suicide committed by his girlfriend, Sahel Kazemi, reports the New York Times.

Two-thirds of the U.S. population lives in large metropolitan areas, home to the nation's worst traffic jams and some of its oldest roads and bridges.

Nothing is sacred! Not only are some of the mortgage loan officers frauds, but so are the photographers.

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That didn't take long. In fewer than 45 days each, General Motors and Chrysler swept through government-sponsored sales in bankruptcy court - quick tours that most people in the legal community thought impossible not long ago.

Sarah Palin is the most fascinating politician of her time. Sure, Barack Obama is the most accomplished and respected but news junkies can't get enough of Palin, love or hate her.

According to Ramin Mostaghim, reporting from Tehran for the Los Angeles Times, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's address to the Iranian people on state television on Tuesday failed to quell protests against the disputed election Mr.

Will Michael Jackson's memorial be a more widely watched event than President Barack Obama's inauguration? Comparisons with Obama's January swearing-in - a much-watched event experienced by many on their computers at work - were rife Tuesday, as the King of Pop's memorial service became a media-saturated event.

He is no John Dillinger or public enemy No. 1. But Sergey Aleynikov nonetheless masterminded a dazzling bank theft, the authorities say, and he did it without brandishing a gun or cracking a vault.