Builder Says Titanic II ‘Unsinkable’; Where Have We Heard That Before?
By VANESSA WALKER The Australian billionaire who had the bright idea to build Titanic II, assured skeptics on Tuesday that history would not repeat itself …[read more]
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Foes of NYU Expansion Win a Round in Court
BY DINA EXIL Opponents of NYU’s plan to expand by 2 million square feet in Greenwich Village won a legal skirmish on Tuesday when a …[read more]
Dov Hikind Red-Faced over Blackface
By JENNIFER KUFA Several elected officials and members of the clergy called for Assemblyman Dov Hikind’s resignation on Tuesday after he appeared in blackface at …[read more]
Remembering the First Trade Center Terrorist Attack
By AMANDA ANDRIES, JANET DIGERONIMO & SEAN QUIGLEY The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey held a solemn ceremony at the 9/11 Memorial …[read more]
Potent Energy Drinks Cited in Vehicular Manslaughter Trial
By RACHEL SILBERSTEIN The alleged drunk driver accused of killing a Brooklyn Yeshiva teacher in 2010 had been guzzling Four Loko alcoholic energy drinks before …[read more]
Nassau County Pays Bounty for Illegal Guns
By JANURIE ULETT Nassau County officials announced on Tuesday that they collected 330 illegal guns at the Grace Cathedral in Uniondale during a Gun Buy …[read more]
Ex-Fugitive Asks Judge to Bar Witness Statement
By AMANDA ANDRIES A dazed-looking former fugitive accused in a cold case of fatally running over a 15-year-old special education student in 2005, appeared with …[read more]
Bloomberg Touts a High-Tech New York City
By Janet Digeronimo & Sean Quigley Mayor Bloomberg on Tuesday launched a major push to expand local tech businesses with a new Web site to …[read more]
Last Arraignment in Brutal Greenwich Village Assault
By KATELYN HRUBY & SALVATORE ROMANO The arraignment of the last of three defendants accused in the savage Greenwich Village beating leaving a tourist near …[read more]
Lives of Colonial Black New Yorkers Celebrated at Historic Burial Ground
By JERMECIA EDWARDS It was a school day, but students from Fredrick Douglass Academy and P.S 119 were jam- packed Thursday in the polished African …[read more]