Occupy Wall Street Protesters Return To Zuccotti Park After Barricades Come Down
By sunrise Wednesday, though, they were down to just a handful remaining in the park.
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By sunrise Wednesday, though, they were down to just a handful remaining in the park.
What a relief for Mitt Romney. Last week's squeaker in Iowa turned into a decisive victory in New Hampshire on Tuesday night. But as that old song goes, we've only just begun.
If Gov. Andrew Cuomo succeeds in making table gambling legal in New York, where do you think casinos will crop up? Some are betting on Coney Island.
Teen drivers could soon face tougher requirements in the Garden State. The state Legislature has passed a new bill that would require young drivers to log more hours on the road.
"Last night, he fought the good fight on this floor, right up until the end of his life," said Gov. Chris Christie. "He passed doing what he does...serving the people of New Jersey."
The New York City health department has declared war on oversized restaurant portions, going after the food industry in a subway ad campaign.
Should there be tougher criminal penalties for students who cheat on the SAT's? That's the focus of Tuesday's meeting of the Senate Committee on Higher Education in Albany.
Gov. Dan Malloy believes a recent Justice Department legal opinion opens the door for online gambling in every state. Republican leader John McKinney is not on board.
Talks between the teachers union and New York City over a teacher evaluation program have gone nowhere.
Monday marked the last full day of campaigning in New Hampshire. Mitt Romney is still ahead in the polls, but the other Republican presidential candidates were not ready to concede anything in advance of the nation's first primary.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is defending Donald Trump's plan to operate the long promised golf course at Ferry Point Park in the Bronx. The plan will reportedly cost the city $97 million to build and Trump will be given four years to begin generating revenue.
It's not surprising that the loquacious governor responded to a heckler, but what he said is.
The 9/11 museum is far behind schedule for its planned opening on September 11, 2012.
Gov. Dan Malloy says it's inevitable that online gambling will come to Connecticut and his administration is investigating what can be done to protect jobs associated with the state's two tribal casinos.
New Jersey Democrats have identified legalizing gay marriage as their top priority for the legislative session that starts Tuesday. It failed to pass when it was voted on two years ago.