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The audit recommends additional training in identifying suspected terrorists, greater access to criminal databases by the NRC, stepped up "re-screening" of power plant employees and notifying plant operators of foreign travel.
Opening statements are scheduled to begin in the third trial stemming from last year's huge federal corruption sting.
The relatives of victims of the 9/11 attacks have lost their bid to get proper burial for material taken from the WTC site because it could contain the ashes of victims.
Paladino released his plan Monday to cut taxes that he said were drowning businesses, stifling expansion and dragging out the recession.
The trial will shine a light on the use of such ballots in the nation's second-largest gambling market. The ballots have been used to swing the outcome of elections for years.
"Current information suggests that al-Qaida and affiliated organizations continue to plan terrorist attacks," the warning said.
Daisy Khan said Sunday that her life and that of her husband, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf were "under threat."
Speaker Oliver said Democratic and Republican members of six committees will be asked to serve.
Americans could be facing a European travel alert by Sunday. The Obama administration is considering issuing the advisory over concerns that al-Qaida is planning to attack some European cities.
New York Gov. David Paterson, unlike many of his Democratic colleagues, says the tea party movement is a good thing.
National Democrats have begun airing a TV ad attacking the business record of the Republican candidate for Connecticut's U.S. Senate seat, accusing former professional wrestling executive Linda McMahon of being "a bad CEO."
Paterson said he was seeking Federal Emergency Management Agency assistance in all five boroughs for the costs of response, debris removal and repairs to public property.
The prolifically ambitious senator's $23.2 million on hand at last filing made him more flush than some of his Democratic colleagues facing much tougher re-election challenges.
Baseless allegations of marital infidelity trumped a coveted endorsement from one of New York City's top Republicans for Democrat Andrew Cuomo Friday.
Mayor Mike Bloomberg is fuming that the New York Police Department didn't get a cut of federal money being given out to hire police officers.
