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Gillibrand wins Senate seat by nearly 3 to 1
By KRYSTAL DANIEL U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand triumphed Tuesday in her race against Republican opponent Wendy Long, winning her first full six-year term in the …[read more]
OBAMA WINS – takes key battleground states
By HAIKAL FERNANDEZ Barack Obama was decisively re-elected Tuesday as the president of the United States of America. He emerged at his Chicago headquarters at …[read more]
Addabbo vs. Ulrich: Close Senate race in Queens
By PEDRO M. BERMEJO In one of New York City’s closest local races, Democratic incumbent Sen. Joseph Addabbo was seeking Tuesday to hold off a …[read more]
Voters didn’t know GOP Senate candidate
By GURVINDER S. GANDU Republican Wendy Long and her Democratic counterpart in the race for U.S. Senate, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, may be separated by their …[read more]
Storobin and Felder battle in Brooklyn’s `super-Jewish’ Senate district
By YVONNE JURIS Mustafa Razvi has a campaign poster for Simcha Felder, Democrat-Conservative candidate in the race for Brooklyn’s new “super-Jewish” State Senate district, in …[read more]
Rep. Grimm looks to hold back challenge in S.I./Brooklyn district
By NICK LOPEZ A walk through the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Bensonhurst passes many a poster for Rep. Michael Grimm’s re-election …[read more]
Stavisky vs. Kim in heavily Asian Queens district
By JERMECIA EDWARDS For an outsider, getting off the No. 7 train at the last stop in Flushing can be compared to Alice being lost …[read more]
Brooklyn DA Pushes to Increase Penalties for Assaulting EMT Workers
By AVRIL REGIS EMT worker Betty Higdon, was not expecting to leave a patient’s Bronx home in the back of the ambulance she drove everyday. Higdon …[read more]