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To Get to Sotomayora s Core, Start in New York
This article was reported by Russ Buettner, Serge F. Kovaleski and Michael Powell, and written by Mr.
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Bernard Madoff will not appeal 150-year sentence for fraud, lawyer says
"We won't be appealing the sentence," Madoff's lawyer, Ira Sorkin, said Thursday.
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NY Senate gets to work but runs into roadblock
New York Senate Republicans are planning to debate hundreds of noncontroversial bills in retaliation for what they say was a broken deal to pass reforms.Less than 30 minutes into the legislative session, Republicans began setting aside every bill for debate - which could take two hours per bill.Republican Leader Sen.
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VIDEO: Paterson - Ravitch Press Conference
THIS IS A FOX TWENTY THREE NEW SPECIAL REPORT GOOD MORNING I 'M MORE FAGAN THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR OUR CONTINUING COVERAGE HERE ON FOX TWENTY THREE OF THE STATE SENATE STALEMATE IN JUST A MOMENT WE 'LL BE HEARING FROM GOVERNOR PATTERSON AND RICHARD RAVITCH WHO HE HAS APPOINTED AS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND WE ARE GOING TO HEAR FROM THE GOVERNOR ...
Drunk teen sparks terrorism alert
A drunken teenager who couldn't get through to a pizza delivery service instead phoned the White House and told them there was a bomb in New York City.
UNESCO: US seriously damaged historic Babylon
"The use of Babylon as a military base was a grave encroachment on this internationally known archaeological site," said a report which the U.N. cultural agency presented in Paris.
Study: Sotomayor Tough On White-collar Criminals
High court nominee Sonia Sotomayor typically handed out tougher prison sentences than her colleagues in the federal courthouse in Manhattan, especially to white-collar criminals, a new study says.
Oil rises above $61 despite uncertain demand
In this May 29, 2009 file photo, an oil rig is seen at sunset in the desert oil field of Sakhir, Bahrain.
Teasury picks 9 managers for toxic asset program
Treasury officials said the program will try to relieve banks of up to $40 billion worth of these investments - complex securities whose value plummeted along with real estate prices.
Gov. Paterson to make television speech on New York Senate standoff
Gov. David Paterson will address New Yorkers this afternoon. Gov. David Paterson plans to take to the TV airwaves to speak to New Yorkers about the monthlong standoff in the state Senate.
Texas man charged with fraudulent transfer of his aunts New York property
In the following press release Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown today announced that a Texas man has been indicted on grand larceny and other charges for allegedly using a fraudulent power of attorney to transfer his elderly aunt's Corona house to himself and taking two mortgages out on the property.
N.Y. Senate standoff moving closer to breakthrough
From left, State Sens. Dean Skelos John Sampson , and Pedro Espada leave the governor's office after negotiations at the Capitol.
Village's officers assist New York in drug bust
When village officers began investigating a local drug trafficking situation, they had no idea they would be helping bring down a multi-million dollar drug ring.
Michael Jackson hasna t escaped criticism from politicians, even in death
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Michael Jackson's public memorial takes a spiritual turn
Michael Jackson was eulogized in words and song Tuesday by an all-star list of musicians, athletes and other celebrities during a mournful ceremony in downtown Los Angeles, with the most poignant moment delivered by his sobbing 11-year-old daughter.
The King of Pop, says the Queen of Soul, never put on royal airs. The Michael Jackson that Aretha Franklin knew was unfailingly sweet, courteous and, above all, respectful.
Claim: Jackie Kennedy had affair with RFK
A new book will allege that Jacqueline Kennedy -- later Jacqueline Onassis -- had a four-year affair with the brother of assassinated US President John F. Kennedy that began shortly after the president died, a story in Monday's New York Post avers.
Can an executive order break State Senate stalemate?
Republicans and Democrats met for another "do-nothing" session at the State Capitol Monday, meaning there is still no fix to the stalemate at the Senate.
Old letters removed from auction
NEW YORK - A trove of letters to one of baseball's founding fathers has been removed from an upcoming auction while the FBI investigates whether they were among items stolen from the New York Public Library years ago.
Environment Groups Find Less Support From Justices
The Supreme Court heard five environmental law cases in the term that ended Monday, and environmental groups lost every time.