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The videotaped confession of a man who admitted killing a 6-year-old Manhattan boy in 1979 is expected to be played in court as a judge determines whether it is fair game for the suspect's murder trial.
Trains started rolling again through the Montague Tunnel Monday morning.
According to police, Abraham Ramirez, 45, stumbled out of his Van Houten Avenue apartment around 3:30 a.m. and collapsed across the street.
A man wanted for an armed robbery in New York eluded authorities for four years until they caught up with him Sunday while he was playing at an ultimate Frisbee tournament in Oregon.
The breakfast meeting, which was held at the cardinal's residence on Madison Avenue, came weeks after the group first gathered at the request of Mayor Bill de Blasio in the aftermath of the death of Eric Garner in police custody on Staten Island.
Hillary Rodham Clinton returned to Iowa for the first time since her 2008 presidential campaign.
A rare virus being blamed for sending hundreds of children to the hospital in the South and Midwest appears to have spread to the Northeast.
Tonight in New York City: Watch Lorde perform live, enjoy a scotch whisky tasting, or learn how football is shaping America's culture.
Working with the smallest building blocks of the universe, Raytheon's scientists are creating new substances and computing technology straight from the pages of science fiction.
As a "security aide" typist, Jen Havermann got her first exposure to computers while digging through databases.
With their rigorous curricula, highly trained teachers and multiple resources, these schools produce better results than traditional high schools in graduating students with STEM skills.
Recent superstorms have caused unprecedented chaos. Here's how to cope.
According to a 2013 College Board report, full-time workers with a bachelor's degree earn an average of $21,000 more annually than those who have no education beyond high school.
A retired businessman from Westchester County is on a mission to help high school and college students become money savvy.
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