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FAA glitch causes widespread US air travel delays
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New York's top politicians clash over 9/11 terror trials
Mayor Mike thinks having the trials in NYC is "fitting." The announcement that Khalid Sheik Mohammed and four other accused 9/11 terrorists will stand trial in New York City, has Empire State politicians taking sides: IN FAVOR: Mayor Michael Bloomberg "I support the Obama Administration's decision to prosecute 9/11 terrorists here," says NYC mayor ...
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Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer says health care reform that includes a public option can pass the Senate.
NYPD plans security cordon for terror trial
The security measures includes a watchtower for when the trial of the five Sept.
FAA computer glitch causes widespread delays
A telecommunications failure triggered scores of flight delays across the nation Thursday, but the system has been repaired and traffic is returning to normal, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
Immigration Reform: The Phone Call Heard Around the Country
Organizers described them as immigration reform "house parties." Across the country last night, in churches, schools, immigrant support centers and private homes, backers of immigration reform gathered around telephones as Hispanic U.S. legislators laid out the strategy for pushing a reform of the immigration system in 2010.
Senate health bill would cost state, counties more
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Dollar gains as homeowners, job-seekers struggle
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Sources: Former NY Mayor Giuliani Eyes Senate Seat
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New York divided over 9/11 terror trials
With the decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-confessed 9/11 mastermind and his four alleged co-conspirators in New York, the city gets the dubious title of Terror Trial Capital of America.
There are already three terror-related trials currently going through the courts in either Manhattan or Brooklyn. In the past, the city has seen seven major terror-trials, including such high-profile cases as Ramzi Yousef convicted in 1996 of the first World Trade Center bombing, and Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, a blind cleric convicted in 1995 of plotting to bomb buildings.
Pool Parties Might Be Dead. Again.
When the Jelly Pool Parties had to leave McCarren Pool, one would assume that they were done.
Expressing frustration over the Obama administration's light touch on China's yuan exchange rate, two U.S. senators asked the Commerce Department on Thursday to investigate alleged Chinese currency "manipulation." Sen.
Geithner: some bailout funds to help lower debt
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Thursday the government's $700 billion bailout program will end "as soon as we can," and that part of it will be used to lower the soaring federal debt.
Computer Glitch Causes Nationwide Flight Delays
Air travelers nationwide scrambled to revise their plans Thursday after an FAA computer glitch caused widespread cancellations and delays for the second time in 15 months.
Sen. Schumer wants tax break for hunters who give back
Sen. Charles Schumer on Wednesday proposed a tax deduction for deer hunters who donate their processed venison to food pantries and soup kitchens.
Continue reading "Jelly asking for help to ensure future of Pool Parties"
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Feds to crack down on phony swine flu products
The federal government has put 10 companies on notice that their products were identified in a crackdown on phony remedies for swine flu, Sen.
Obama Administration Fights Back on 9/11 Trials
The Obama administration came out swinging today in support of a criminal trial for the alleged plotters of the Sept.
New York State Launches Census Complete Count Campaign
Governor signs Executive Order No. 30 Establishing the New York 2010 Census Complete Count Committee Governor David A. Paterson has signed Executive Order No.
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