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NYC clergy want police IDs in death of unarmed man
A group of clergy, including civil rights activist Al Sharpton, demanded Monday that the police department reveal the names of the officers who broke into a home and killed an unarmed teenager during a drug investigation.
3 hrs ago | News 4 Jax
Mourners Gather At Houston's NJ Church
As the sun rose the morning after Whitney Houston's death, congregants at the Baptist church where she began her singing career as a member of the junior gospel choir to mourn, pray and share stories of the pop superstar.
5 hrs ago | WTEN-TV Albany
Sex offender due in court for child porn possession
A Montgomery County sex offender is due in court on Monday for having child pornography on his phone.
9 hrs ago | LoHud
A photo album rescued from the trash turns out to be a historical treasure
With some 770,000 New Yorkers out of work - at least 8 percent of our workforce - the last thing we... It is with both pride and sadness that I am about to deploy again to a combat zone, this time... Fatima Johnson, left, holds a book with her mother, Valoree Nelson, containing World War II-era snapshots of African-Americans that she found in the ... (more)
14 hrs ago | Post-gazette.com
SO that hot towel you might get in a first-class domestic flight isn't making you feel as fresh as you'd like? Perhaps Emirates Airline might interest you in an in-flight shower.
18 hrs ago | Deseret News
JFK intern recounts long-ago affair in new book
Mimi Alford was terrified in 1998 when the Monica Lewinsky scandal turned the word "intern" into a dirty joke, exposing an affair with a president.
New York arena goes completely to the dogs on Tuesday
Calvin with his handler Katie Grohowalski and owner Julie Iverson, right after winning best of breed at the Three Rivers Shetland sheepdog club of greater Pittsburgh specialty show.
The commuter tax benefit New Yorkers deserveA who ride mass transitA
Every day, millions of New Yorkers take public transportation to get to work - far more than in any other metropolitan area.
Long-Lost Play by Eugene O'Neill Is Published by Yale University Press
Yale University Press is pleased to announce the publication, on February 28, 2012, of Eugene O'Neill 's Exorcism: A Play in One Act , with a foreword by Edward Albee and an introduction by Louise Bernard.
Valentine's Day Report: New Yorkers Want To Date And Move At The Same Time
Valentine's Day might have lost the allure of romance for some people , but there is still some hope in the city.
Black New Yorkers answered the call to end slavery by fighting for the Union
Harry Bradshaw Matthews is associate dean and director of the U.S. Pluralism Center at Hartwick College in Oneonta.
Whitney Houston's voice will never be forgotten
In this Sept. 1, 2009 file photo, Whitney Houston performs on 'Good Morning America' in Central Park in New York.
Virginia school district ponders banning cr...
A Virginia school district is considering banning cross-gender dressing in a move proponents said aims to protect students from harassment, but which civil liberties and gay rights groups said would amount to an assault on free speech.
Gardens of Eden Sprout, But Many Aren't Fruitful
VERO BEACH, Fla. - Rabbi Michael Birnholz wanted a little bit of Eden for his synagogue here, so he set out to bring forth fruit upon his land, planting a collection of herbs, fruit trees and flowers mentioned in the Bible.
With Valentine's Day looming -- and with Adele's breakup album 21 poised to win big at the Grammys-- there's no better time for a roundup of new music about the many splendors of love.
Detroit-area author Zaslow killed in car crash
NEW YORK The actor who played a son of ranch owner Barbara Stanwyck on the 1960s Western "The Big Valley," has died.
Park Slope is Dead, Says The New Yorker... But Is It?
The New Yorker stopped by The Rub's final dance party at Southpaw last week, and found plenty of people who thought that cutting edge nightlife and creativity were "dead" in Park Slope, and that maybe Southpaw's closure would be the nail in the coffin for the once gritty nabe.
'Sex and the City' prequel promises fun -- '80s style
TV junkies Anna Chan and Ree Hines dish on the latest boob-tube news, from what happened on your favorite shows, to casting rumors, sneak peeks and more.
'Nuclear' accusations dismissed
Argentina said it had intelligence that a Vanguard submarine had been sent to the area, and demanded to know whether it was carrying warheads.
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut industry group formed
The Metropolitan Furnishings Assn. and the Greater New York Home Furnishings Assn.
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