Rep. King Sounds Off On Pork Barrel Projects
Public worry about out-of-control government spending hasn't stopped Congress from trying to get $8 billion worth of new pork barrel projects.
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Public worry about out-of-control government spending hasn't stopped Congress from trying to get $8 billion worth of new pork barrel projects.
In New York City, parking near a fire hydrant can cost you dearly. So a councilman is proposing a way for motorists to "see" how close they can get to a pump and still be legal.
With Christmas just over one week away, Toys 'R' Us has announced that its stores across the country will remain open 24 hours in the final stretch before the holiday.
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The diagnosis was something called idiopathic intracranial hypertension, meaning Devon had too much spinal fluid in her head and the pressure was squeezing her optic nerve, causing the vision loss.
Scheduling regular Access-A-Ride service can be inconvenient for customers mobile enough to ride in a car. A new pilot program will allow 500 Access-A-Ride users to take cabs.
A lawyer says a woman accused of killing her daughter on the Manhattanville College campus plans to plead guilty.
