Brooklyn Bishop Issues Ban On All Politicians Who Voted In Favor Of Gay Marriage
Last month's gay marriage vote in New York has opened up a war between Brooklyn's bishop and state lawmakers.
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Last month's gay marriage vote in New York has opened up a war between Brooklyn's bishop and state lawmakers.
The Transportation Safety Administration is now warning international and domestic airlines traveling to the United States to be on the lookout for these new suicide bombers and to ramp up security.
Lawyers for Dominique Strauss-Kahn spent more than two hours on Wednesday trying to convince prosecutors to drop the sexual assault charges against him.
The 1,635 newcomers also made up one of the most diverse classes with recruits coming from 55 different countries, including India, Vietnam and Romania.
For years, it has often been the mother who stays home with the children, while fathers head to work. However, with more dads putting a greater emphasis on balancing work and family life, things are changing.
The non-profit pet organization said an animal control officer stopped his vehicle and helped rescue the kitten with the help of some truck drivers, who blocked traffic.
A neighbor complained Fu Sushi on Avenue B was serving food over the weekend even after it failed three straight health inspections. However, manager Sam Chung says that is not the case.
Mitchel Alvo and the John Galt Corp. have been acquitted of manslaughter in a blaze that killed two firefighters at a condemned bank tower at Ground Zero.
The then 21-year-old woman filed a complaint against Moreno and Mata, accusing them of using abusive and sexist language when she tried to report a theft in August 2008.
A New York man is being held without bail in the beating death of his fiancDee's 90-year-old grandmother.
The Eliot Spitzer experiment is over at CNN. The network reshuffled its prime-time schedule on Wednesday, canceling the former New York governor's 8 p.m. show, "In the Arena.''
For nearly the past twenty years, the Long Island Minority AIDS Coalition has been offering free anonymous HIV testing on college campuses.
A 15-year-old girl, 17-year-old boy and a 21-year-old man were all shot in the back in the hallway of the Louis Armstrong Houses.
Some shutterbugging on New York City Transit has won two people a free month of rides.
John Benstock, a music teacher in the Locust Valley School District, has been indicted on 31 counts for inappropriate contact with 14 children.
