Many Young Voters Favor Minority Party Candidates
By ALEXANDRA SEMENOVA In a largely negative presidential race with front-runners who have alienated voters from their Republican and Democratic parties, third-party hopefuls are drawing …[read more]
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Trump’s drive to win over black voters
By BRENNEN JOHNSON Donald Trump has gone to the churches in an attempt to pick up his dismally low showing of black Protestant support, but …[read more]
WFAN and AM 970 to Air Islanders Games
By ROBERT TAUB The New York Islanders announced Wednesday that WFAN and AM 970 The Answer will broadcast the team’s games during the 2016-17 season. …[read more]
De Blasio Deputy Says Mea Culpa to Council on Deed Transfer
By RENEE SAFF Mayor de Blasio’s second in command testified at a City Council hearing on Thursday that ignorance and miscommunication led to the removal …[read more]
Heating Oil Companies Feel the Heat
By MARK SULEYMANOV Representatives of the Business Integrity Commission — a watchdog city agency — testified at a City Council committee hearing on Thursday as …[read more]
Family of Victim of Cop Shooting Accuses Mayor of Dragging His Heels
By PAUL FRANGIPANE The family of 18-year-old Ramarley Graham on Thursday demanded more information about the aftermath of the Bronx teen’s death, four and a …[read more]
Ho-Hum. Greenberg Strolls Through AIG Trial
By LINDA KRESTANOVA Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, 91, mumbled page numbers to himself as he leisurely shuffled through pages of documents he was asked to read, …[read more]
Getting A Job Means Going Straight, Study Shows
By RICHARD ANDERSON A pro-job organization on Thursday announced the results of a study showing that quickly finding a job after release helps reduce recidivism …[read more]
Guilty Verdict for Woman Who Killed Boyfriend over Beer
By SASKIA NEWTON A Brooklyn woman accused of killing her boyfriend in an argument over beer was found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree …[read more]
Slow down in School Zones or Lose License, Pols Urge
BY NAAFUA AKUMAH Two local politicians on Thursday proposed legislation in Albany to toughen the penalty for drivers who speed in school zones that would …[read more]