Dominique Strauss-Kahn's NYC Court Date Postponed To August 23
Strauss-Kahn's lawyers said Tuesday they'd agreed to put off the Aug. 1 date to Aug. 23. They say they hope that by then, prosecutors will have decided to dismiss the case.
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Strauss-Kahn's lawyers said Tuesday they'd agreed to put off the Aug. 1 date to Aug. 23. They say they hope that by then, prosecutors will have decided to dismiss the case.
An apple a day may keep the doctor away. But when you put it in a Happy Meal, it might help keep regulators at bay, too.
Pet owners in the city have started to buy food for their pets in the same butcher shop where they pick up rib-eye steak and filet mignon for themselves.
That question evoked a wide-range of answers from people who took a Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind phone survey as well as people who called into the WCBS 880 talkback line.
The federal government is now saying that cancer-striken Ground Zero 9/11 responders will not benefit from the Zadroga Act.
Honored as mentor of the year by Tuesday's Children, Keith Pryde had no idea some of the New York Yankees would be presenting the award.
About 100 cabbies gathered at City Hall Park today to let Bloomberg know of their feelings regarding legislation that passed in Albany that would allow 30,000 street pickup permits to for-hire vehicles for $1,500 each.
The Postal Service is considering closing more than 1 in 10 of its retail outlets.
Harrison Democratic district leader Maria Polera has been charged with sending unauthorized pizzas to the home of the town's mayor Joan Walsh for about a year.
Before hundreds of guests, 56 couples tied the knot on a terrace overlooking the famed Black Course at Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale -- which has twice been the home of the U.S. Open golf championships.
Dharun Ravi is accused of remotely activating his webcam to spy on a same-sex encounter between his roommate Tyler Clementi and another man.
The Drug Enforcement Administration in New York has arrested several men overseas, including a man they say who agreed to support the Taliban in Afghanistan through drug sales.
What recession? A state report finds that Coney Island and Brighton Beach communities are bouncing back quickly from the economic downturn.
The standoff on Capitol Hill over deficit reduction and raising the debt ceiling shows no signs of breaking.
A legal battle may be brewing in Livingston over the issue of whether a resident has the right to erect a cross on his property.
