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 1:35 Wednesday to claim victory…
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 in Wonderland. The signs of…
Fire and Ice: Long takes on Gillibrand for Senate
By KRYSTAL DANIEL Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Republican opponent Wendy Long clashed last Wednesday at their only public debate before the Nov. 6 election, trading points over the economy,…
Maloney vs. GOP’s Wight on East Side
By KIRAN SURY Ignore the garbage bin stationed ignobly to the left and enter the Metropolitan Republican Club on the Upper East Side. Go past the chandeliered, mirror-walled “victor center”…
They Still Remember
By YVONNE JURIS No politicians orated nor famous cellists played at the eleventh anniversary Tuesday of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, but that did not dissuade New Yorkers from marking this…
City wakes to bedbug assault
By ZACHARY GELNAW-RUBIN Enid Farber had suffered before from occasional spells of what she calls “night itching.” But the most recent itching would not go away, no matter what sprays,…
Top Dogs
;v=VNRF_3lEHCw The American Kennel Club shows off this year's top breeds. Photos: Angelica Berry By ANGELICA BERRY The rottweiler has moved onto the list of America’s 10 most popular dog…
Judge to city: Let churches worship in schools for now
By DAVID ST. JACQUES Dozens of New York City churches will be allowed to continue holding services in public school spaces for at least another week after a federal judge…