All Eyes On Swing States As Election Day Rolls On
Ohio and Florida have been closely watched by political observers, but experts said the first critical battleground state to watch this Election Day is Virginia.
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Ohio and Florida have been closely watched by political observers, but experts said the first critical battleground state to watch this Election Day is Virginia.
Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani was complaining Tuesday that the federal government was not doing enough to help New Yorkers in need.
"Teams have been sitting back in that Cover 2," Cruz said, "so we've just got to take our time and find different ways to beat the opposition."
Hundreds of homeowners continue throwing out water-logged clothes, furniture and other personal items destroyed ion the flooding.
There were two obvious things about Breezy Point on Election Day -- the utter desolation caused by Sandy and the number of American flags still flying.
Trains will operate daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. between Journal Square and the 33rd Street in Manhattan. Stops will include Journal Square, Grove Street and Newport in New Jersey.
Donations for the relief effort are currently being accepted at Yankee Stadium outside Gate 2 and will be accepted through the end of the week.
The singer strapped on a banjo for her Grammy-winning track "Mean" and told the story behind the song.
I realize that the Knicks won't maintain their three-point shooting. I know we still haven't seen Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire play together yet. But I truly believe that this team is for real, and here's why.
The two "American Idol" alums trade verses on "Can't Stop Loving You," which appears on the veteran rock band's brand new album.
For those folks who have a view of the Manhattan skyline, there will be another way to keep track of who won the presidential election.
Election officials in Hudson County say voters who are not eligible for special email ballots are requesting them anyway.
Authorities in both states were helping bring some displaced voters to their polling sites and directing others to cast ballots elsewhere.
Stories of price gouging and fights at gas stations have also been commonplace. But now it seems people -- men in particular -- are finding new ways to take advantage of gas-seeking Tri-State residents: Sex.
The devastation of superstorm Sandy has apparently not dampened the patriotism of the residents of the Rockaways.
