Ugly Is in Eye of Beholder
By CADITA ROUSSEAU ‘Tis the season to be ugly. If you’re a sweater, that is. That seemed to be the motto of residents and business …[read more]
For business, it’s survival of the fittest after Barclays Center opens
By KRYSTYNA CHICHURA It’s 10 o’clock in the morning and the local businesses in the Atlantic Yards area are just starting to open the doors …[read more]
‘You Keep Me Waitin’ Till It’s Gettin’ Aggravatin’, You’re a Slowpoke…’
By Yvonne Juris If you want to go crosstown on two Midtown streets, you might reach your destination more quickly by riding in a bumper …[read more]
Subway Shover ‘Was Defending Himself’, Says Lawyer
Bby RYAN SIT The homeless man accused of fatally shoving a Queens resident onto the subway tracks appeared in Manhattan Supreme Court on Tuesday, where …[read more]
HSBC Slammed with $1.9 Billion Penalty for Money Laundering
By AVRIL REGIS & CONOR FEBO Europe’s largest bank, HSBC Holdings Plc, agreed to a record $1.92 billion settlement with Federal and State authorities Tuesday …[read more]
Analysis: Gay vote played role in election
By ROBERT GARCIA President Barack Obama benefited from taking the gay vote. While the presidential debates did not see a single question on LGBT matters, …[read more]
Nomad’s Route from Desert to Israeli Diplomacy
By MELANIE GOLDBERG Ishmael Khaldi, the brown-skinned man who represents the face of Israel on college campuses is not Jewish and is not telling a …[read more]
Closing Arguments in Slay Trial Sparked by Dogfight
By NAKIA COPELAND & STEPHANIE BERZON The ex-con had no intent to kill a former martial arts instructor over a dogfight at the Prospect Heights …[read more]
Murder Defendant Takes Stand to Deny Guilt
By SIGOURNEY SEALEY & CONOR FEBOS The Brooklyn man accused of murdering a Pace University student during a drug deal that went awry, told the …[read more]