This year the State Liquor Board's deadline for bars to request after-hours authorization for New Year's Eve has come and gone, and only 165 bars applied. 394 had applied by deadline last year. ...
Continue reading "Confirmed: New Year's Eve is Going to Suck" > [...]"Tiger Woods having an alleged affair?" asks the Examiner. OK, we'll be the first to say it. Tiger Woods is having an alleged affair! But is he having an actual affair? Questions remain. The Orang...
Continue reading "Oh, All Right, We Give: Tiger Woods Affair Mistress'" [...]View Larger Map DATE: Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009, 8:52 p.m. LOCATION: 737 Southern Blvd., The Bronx A 25-year-old man was found shot to death outside his home in the Bronx Sunday evening. Kenny Mart...
Continue reading "Somebody Got Murdered: Bronx Man Shot Outside Home" > [...]The local economy is so bad it's eating into train ridership. MTA's figure, recently reported down 4 percent, appears to be leveling out, and MTA even holds out hope that it's not as bad as it lo...
Continue reading "Staten Island Railway Ridership Plummets" > [...]Academia -- that's where all the money is, kids. Fast Company has some photos of the Julliard School's lavish new facilities at Alice Tully Hall. Cost: $325 million. Grady Sizemore nude, everybod...
Continue reading "Quick Hits" > [...]Apparently you cheap bastards didn't shop hard enough to move the needle this weekend -- or shopped not well but too wisely, scarfing up bargains when America needed grotesque impulse purchases to...
Continue reading "Black Friday Fails to Save America; Cyber Monday Our Last Hope" > ' [...]Tiger Woods is not the only athlete whose unfortunate behavior is in the news today. Serena Williams has received her penalty from the Grand Slam administration for threatening to shove her balls...
Continue reading "Non-Tiger-Woods Sports Offense News: Serena Fined, BYU QB Clarifies Abuse Targets" > [...]Sofia Barbushack, 87, was last seen at London Terrace on West 23rd Street at around 9:30 last night. She's 5'0" and weighs 105 pounds. If you have information as to her whereabouts, NYPD asks you...
Continue reading "Missing Person: Sofia Barbushack, 87" > '" [...]The New York Times reports today that charter schools are sometimes in conflict with their public-school hosts, particularly as regards space, on which some P.S. personnel and parents think they g...
Continue reading "Times Notices Conflicts Between Public Schools and Charters" > [...]There are dramatically dueling macro and micro takes on the state of crime in the city this morning. The big picture, of course, comes from the Times which reports that, despite growing local pov...
Continue reading "Crime is down (Times), But it's bloody in Staten Island" [...]Well and truly fed up with the inactive legislature, Governor Paterson claims he can cut $1.6 billion from the budget deficit by executive fiat. He seems safe from accusations of Stalinism in t...
Continue reading "Paterson Says He'll Cut $1.6 Billion All by Himself" > ' [...]The Times says Obama's upcoming address will announce 30,000 fresh troops for the Graveyard of Empires -- but (headline voice) "Obama's Speech on Afghanistan to Envision Exit." The end is alwa...
Continue reading "Our Front Pages" > [...]Last week's state dinner for Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was from the beginning fraught with controversy -- or what passes for controversy among rightbloggers. First, the dinner menu wa...
Continue reading "Rightbloggers Find the Real White House Gatecrasher Story: Obama's Radical Ties" > [...]The Department of Transportation is actively considering installing the red-light camera requested by a local church hours before a couple of parishioners were killed at the intersection of Third ...
Continue reading "DOT considering traffic camera at hit-and-run intersection on Staten Island" >The Obama administration is suggesting a voluntary ban on lobbyists serving on 915 Federal Advisory Committees which consult with federal agencies on government policy. The lobbyists, one of whom ...
Continue reading "Quick hits" > [...]Among the emergency measures Governor Paterson is proposing to close New York's budget hole is an additional $10 million cut in the state's anti-smoking program, bringing funding down to $58 milli...
Continue reading "Paterson proposes cut in anti-smoking funds" >Bronx County, with a 13.3% unemployment rate, has joined Hidalgo County, TX as the US counties of their size with the greatest share of people receiving food stamps at 29%. Nationally, 1 in 8 adu...
Continue reading "The Bronx tops food stamp list" > [...]Treasury spokeswoman Meg Reilly announced Saturday that the Obama administration plans to step up their efforts to pressure mortgage companies receiving government bailout funds to modify loans an...
Continue reading "Feds plan to battle foreclosure crisis with social awkwardness" >The hot topic in Washington this week is President Obama's upcoming speech at West Point on Tuesday, which is expected to call for deploying 30-35,000 additional troops to Afghanistan. Just ahead ...
Continue reading "Senate report: Bush, Rumsfeld let bin Laden get away" > [...]Volunteers of America's 109-year-old Sidewalk Santa program is taking place online for the second year this christmas. The non-profit VOA says they can't afford to pay and administer the formerly ...
Continue reading "Sidewalk Santas aren't coming to town" >Pedro Espada sent letters to workers at his perenially-investigated Soundview Healthcare Network in October instructing them to "immediately" contact Soundview lawyers Hafetz & Necheles if they'r...
Continue reading "Espada intimidates some Soundview Healthcare employees" >Happily, we avoided post-Thanksgiving Wal-Mart deaths on Long Island this year, but we did get a fire. According to Newsday, 2,000 shoppers and employees were evacuated from the WalMart on Old C...
Continue reading "Westbury Wal-Mart evacuated for christmas tree fire" > [...]Rep. Patrick Kennedy is scheduled to speak Monday at Brown University about healthcare. This marks Kennedy's first public appearance since he and then Rhode Island Bishop Thomas Tobin went public ...
Continue reading "Quick hits" > [...]It makes a sort of twisted sense that Allmir Lekperic would try to find a way to wiggle out. Lekperic, 26, was driving with a suspended license when he allegedly struck and killed an elderly Stat...
Continue reading "Staten Island hit and run was a family" [...]Periodically, one or the other of the partners in New York City's nervous marriage with parts north threatens to leave. This time, a State Senator from solid red upstate has weighed our value as a...
Continue reading "Upstate wants a divorce" > [...]Police are looking for information about the man in the picture, who's accused of a sexual assault and robbery at four in the morning last Sunday on 14th Street and Ave B. He's described as six fe...
Continue reading "Have you seen: a Manhattan rapist in" [...]Model trains travel from New York to the North Pole at Grand Central Station. Sadly, the bizarre holiday laser light show on the reverse zodiac roof of the main hall doesn't start until Monday. Th...
Continue reading "Things to do this weekend for (mostly) free" > ' [...]Twitpic via DPixel. It was a short week but a merry one, with or without a vodka infused turkey. Now that Thanksgiving has been properly ruined, thanks to the diabolical War on Thanksgiving, an...
Continue reading "Cheek, in Review: 7 Days of Runnin' Scared" >New campaign filings by the Bloomberg for Mayor campaign show that Michael Bloomberg spent $102,065,004.40 on his reelection campaign -- $183.22 for each of the 557,059 votes he received in the el...
Continue reading "Bloomberg Spent $102 Million on 2009 Race" > [...]The initial report is that while Tiger Woods was pulling out of his driveway around 2 a.m. in Florida he hit a fire hydrant on the street and a tree on his neighbor's property. Sounds unexciting...
Continue reading "Tiger Woods Hurt, Perhaps Badly, in Car Accident" [...]From "Robin of Berekley" at American Thinker, we learn that liberals have gone beyond wanting Sarah Palin not to be president, and wish to beat and rape her. Leftist men are no damn good, she expl...
Continue reading "New Frontiers in Palin Victimology: Liberals "Wilding" Sarah" [...]Thanksgiving, as we have learned to our sorrow, begins the Christmas season of uplifting stories. Today's gush is from Times columnist David Brooks, who tells how, as a young pedant in 1975, he "b...
Continue reading "David Brooks Explains His Deep Personal Connection with Bruce Springsteen"" [...]CNN Money has just reported that the pagan ritual of Black Friday today is "frenzied, but no trouble," meaning there have so far been no spectacular, fatal tramplings like last year's Walmart tr...
Continue reading "No One Dead Yet on Black Friday; Zhu Zhu Sold Out" [...]Each Thursday [except Thanksgiving, hence the late entry], your Crap Archivist brings you the finest in forgotten and bewildering crap culled from basements, thrift stores, estate sales and flea ...
Continue reading "From Pin-Ups to Ewoks: Studies in Crap Charts The Tragic Decline of America's Touring'" [...]While you lily-livers are feasting on turkey and whatnot, rightbloggers are defending Thanksgiving, the nation, and their Second Amendment right to kill hippies. RedState remembers the first Than...
Continue reading "Rightbloggers Fight War on Thanksgiving (And, Of Course, Muslim Obama) " > [...]Tuesday's Atlantic Yards decision, in which New York's highest court upheld the right of the state to seize private property on behalf of a mega-developer, will doubtlessly impact the lives of t...
Continue reading "Did Atlantic Yards Ruling Pass the Buck on 'Blight'?" > [...]If you're wondering about the reindeer and snowmen that went into the window this week at the old Tower Records (on the corner of East 4th and Lafayette), it's the Brooklyn Flea's pop-up holiday m...
Continue reading "It's Black Thursday -- Get Shopping! The Brooklyn Flea's" [...]by James H. Burns This week marks the anniversary of when many New Yorkers were first introduced to King Kong, and the picture's heady blend of romance, adventure, and a giant gorilla. For ove...
Continue reading "King Kong, The City, and Thanksgiving" > [...]Twitpic via M_Solomon. With last year's Long Island Walmart Black Friday stampede in mind, the National Retail Foundation has established training, security, and traffic flow guidelines to prev...
Continue reading "Quick Hits" >We love Staten Island. These two guys broke into a Dunkin' Donuts in St. George in the wee hours of November 13, and stole about $3,000. However, they did not take precautions as to the security...
Continue reading "Staten Island Dumbasses Pose for Camera While Robbing'" [...]Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 28, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 28 Mr. Hearst's Flagship Sank Like the Maine By Stan Fischler The Journal-American died with its boots on l...
Continue reading "Clip Job: When a Newspaper Dies" >It's been a bad week for New Yorkers trying to keep their property. First there was the Atlantic Yards decision, which upheld the seizure of citizens' homes and businesses for the Ratner boondo...
Continue reading "Judge Dismisses Willets Point Suit (Updated)" > [...]A private Seventh Day Adventist school in our neighborhood spread the warmth of the holiday season with this sign: Note item number two: "The school building will be closed at 12:30 P.M. Studen...
Continue reading "Heartwarming Holiday Cheer: Pick Up Your Kid or Else!" >This week, 150 Christian religious leaders unveiled the Manhattan Declaration: A Call to Christian Conscience, named after our very own borough. It's a manifesto signed by prominent Christian lead...
Continue reading "Chatting with a signer of the 'Manhattan Declaration'" >No disagreement that Jets' rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez is having a rough patch right now, but shouldn't we be cutting him a little slack while he goes through his learning process? Or stated a...
Continue reading "Jockbeat: Reasons to be Thankful for Mark Sanchez This Thanksgiving" [...]For us, Thanksgiving was pre-ruined by the grisly medical press releases we received over the past week, portraying the holiday as a menace. (And they keep coming! The Saint Louis University Medic...
Continue reading "5 Things To Ruin Your Thanksgiving" > [...]The late Jack Newfield, bless him, used to do a Voice "Honor Roll" every year at this time of New Yorkers who actually do good things for other people. Tom Robbins happily takes up the task in thi...
Continue reading "This Week in the Voice" > [...]So is the long-heralded arrival of Atlantic Yards finally at hand, or what? According to the front page of today's Times (echoed on its sports page), the answer is yes: Following yesterday's appea...
Continue reading "Atlantic Yards "Cloud" Lifted, But Fog Remains: What About the Bonds?" [...]Due to the impending holiday, we join with everyone else in celebrating the miraculous recovery of Vada Vasquez, the 15-year-old who was shot in the head last week by stray gunfire during an alt...
Continue reading "Good News for the Holiday: Vada Vasquez Recovering Well" > [...]New MTA Chairman Jay Walder is coming to Cortlandt Street this afternoon, not to pay homage to the late Sy Syms, but to re-open the Cortlandt Street R and W train station. The station was closed f...
Continue reading "Cortlandt Street R and W Station Re-Opens" [...]The International Council of Societies of Industrial Design has announced at their World Design Congress that Helsinki is the "World Design Capital" for 2012. Fast Company has a nice photo serie...
Continue reading "Helsinki "World Design Capital" for 2012; New York Lags Badly" > [...]The muckrakers at Wikileaks have unleashed a trove of pager messages from 9/11, allegedly intercepted by "an organization that has been archiving US telecommunications prior to 9/11." (Now, who m...
Continue reading "Wikileaks 9/11 Pager Message Dump: Who Was Tapping All Those Messages?" > [...]The bedbug scare at the Pavilion Cinema in Brooklyn may have been bogus, but as always there are plenty of the little bastards out there. Workers at the Access-a-Ride in Long Island City picketed ...
Continue reading "Bedbugs Bite in LIC Access-a-Ride, Upper West Side School" [...]Happy International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women! Sorry to spoil your Thanksgiving preparations, but November 25 is indeed the day. You'll find hardly a word in the U.S. pr...
Continue reading "Crime Beat: 10 Terrible Facts About Violence Against Women" >On Creston Avenue near Fordham Road in The Bronx on Saturday around 9 p.m., this guy mugged with a gun and struck a 50-year-old man in a hallway. Owing to his careful personal concealment, the s...
Continue reading "Have You Seen... Bronx Hallway Mugger" > [...]Well, whattaya know: A group called Leveraging Investments in Creativity has a survey that finds artists are suffering in the recession. Their findings are considerably more grim than those of the...
Continue reading "Survey: In Recession, Artists Suffer from Reduced Morale, Grants" >Former CNN blowhard Lou Dobbs has scaled back his political ambitions. After mulling a Presidential run, Dobbs now appears focused on the Senate. His spokesman says the White House "a long way off...
Continue reading "Lou Dobbs, Focusing on Senate, Caves on Illegal Immigrants" > " [...]Check out this raw video of Monday's raging riot against the beleaguered Copts in the aptly named Egyptian village of Farshoot. Story here. A priest's skull was fractured, and there was massive ...
Continue reading "Crime Beat: Copts and Robbers -- 3,000 Angry Muslims Riot Against" [...]The United Homeless Organization -- the non-profit group which, since 1993, has been setting up tables on street corners throughout the city and soliciting money with those ubiquitous plastic UHO ...
Continue reading "United Homeless Organization a Scam, Says Cuomo" > [...]Who knows if James Perry has any chance to be elected Mayor of New Orleans? But we like his style. The executive director of the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center sued Ray Nagin for...
Continue reading "Video: New Orleans Mayoral Candidate's "Are You Shitting' [...]That Adam Lambert AMA phoney-baloney outrage thing is working! Good Morning America has cancelled the free Hudson Theatre performance they were going to sponsor. "Given his controversial America...
Continue reading "Adam Lambert Outrage Strategy Working, Gets Him Bounced from GMA" >Well, at last, after all the "Why Won't My Parakeet Eat My Diarrhea" nonsense, we're seeing a Google Trend "On Fire" item that speaks well of the readership: "charles i insulted by cromwell s sold...
Continue reading "Latest Google Trend Surprisingly Cultural" >Sick of the legislature doing nothing about the budget during what were supposed to be special sessions, Governor Paterson is asking for special powers to make his own damn cuts. "Cut this defici...
Continue reading "Paterson: OK, Let Me Cut the Budget Myself " > " [...]The latest Google Bomb is apparently this awful Photoshop of Michelle Obama, which comes up first when you look for her on Google Images. Google, being devoted to free exchange of ideas (void in C...
Continue reading "Google Apologizes for Michelle Obama Image Bomb" > [...]It's the magical holiday season, and you know what that means: drunk driving crackdowns! On Staten Island, D.A. Daniel Donovan hopes to scare the many hard-drinking readers of the Staten Island Ad...
Continue reading "Staten Island D.A. Turns to Shame to Halt Drunk Driving" > ' [...]You may remember the death of census worker Bill Sparkman in September, in which he was found hanging with the word "FED" scrawled across his chest. As he worked in a rural section of Kentucky, wh...
Continue reading "Troopers: Hanging Census Worker Was Suicide, Not Murdered" [...]Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy made a public showing of reconciliation today. As we wrote last month, Gillibrand is hardly the raging conservative the left initially...
Continue reading "Gillibrand and McCarthy Are Now Like Two Bullets In a Revolver" > [...]Maybe by scaling back his demand for over $600 million in cuts to school aid by half was the fatal sign of weakness that invited the counterattack, but the state senators who have been remarkably ...
Continue reading "Senate GOP, Dem Leaders Unite to Oppose Paterson's'" [...]The biblical plague begun by The Strollers That Chopped Off Fingers continues with the Cribs That Suffocate Babies. Four infants have been killed by Stork Craft cribs, the side panels of which app...
Continue reading "Death Crib for Cutie: 1.2 Million Cribs That Suffocate Babies Recalled" [...]Notre Dame quarterback Jimmy Clausen was reportedly sucker-punched by an "irate fan" over the weekend after yet another embarrassing loss (this one to Connecticut). One more black eye for Notre D...
Continue reading "Crime: 'Irate Fan' Reportedly Assaults Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen " > [...]Today the Post gives Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver an op-ed, "New York state must cut spending," in which the Speaker tells us (as is his wont) how hard the assembly is working, and that as "fa...
Continue reading "Post Suddenly Finds Nemesis Shelly Silver "The Last" [...]AOL is now Aol, and has lost its Running Man logo because "he represents the communications products and that's not the whole new AOL," says Aol's Maureen Sullivan. The Running Man is rumored to d...
Continue reading "Quick Hits" >"The State Senate just convened, and then adjourned, without doing anything," reports Jimmy Vielkind. The session was ten minutes long, including the religious invocation. Didn't matter -- a numb...
Continue reading "Albany Special Session 3 Off to a Fast Start" >American PETA's celebrity nude ads are pretty good, but we have to admit the UK has them beat. Here's Keeley Hazell -- yeah, us neither, but PETA says she's a "sexy glamour model" -- in their lat...
Continue reading "UK PETA Celebrity Nudes Superior to US," [...]Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 21, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 27 U.S. Tried to 'Set Up' Ginsberg for Dope Run By Marlene Nadle Musician Jack William Martin, underground...
Continue reading "Clip Job: Feds Looking to Set Up Ginsberg?" > [...]You may recall the Big Apple Coalition of Reason "Good without God" subway ads, which suggested that one needn't have a deity to be an OK human being. Now a likeminded group is about to present N...
Continue reading "Humanists Seek to Cheer Unbelievers at the'" [...]Those Albany "man cave" guys have been nailed and will be sentenced in January, but believe it or not their case is still causing trouble. Now inspector general Joseph Fisch wants action brought ...
Continue reading "Inspector Goes After Higher-Ups in the Albany Man-Cave Case" > [...]CQ Press, which apparently does this every year, has listed the 393 most dangerous U.S. cities with populations over 70,000 based on FBI statistics. Camden, New Jersey is #1, replacing last year's...
Continue reading "New York America's 256th Most Dangerous City" > ' [...]And you thought Mayor Bloomberg was tough on smokers: Consumerist reports authorized Apple repair specialists have voided warranties on Mac laptops in need of repair because of evidence of cigaret...
Continue reading "Report: Smoke While Using a Mac and They Won't Fix It When It Breaks"' [...]Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 14, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 26 America in Vietnam: From Here to Nowhere By Michael Harrington As I write, the news is filled with repor...
Continue reading "Clip Job: Vietnam! Koch! Party Raid! Vietnam! Vietnam! Flag Burning! Horrorshow, Droogies!" [...]Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. March 24, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 23 Koch Battles the Odds, Gets in Council Race By Jack Newfield Having vanquished the DeSapio machine in Gr...
Continue reading "Clip Job: Koch Surprises No One, And Manville Returns!" >Well, the apocalypse is creeping up on us today. Thanks to a tendency to neglect sewer systems and to pave over green spaces that would have soaked up excess rainfall, our sewers are backing up an...
Continue reading "Apocalypse, Ow: Sewage Floods, War Tax, Food Emergencies" [...]The first round of special sessions of the Albany legislature didn't produce much; the second produced Leandra's Law but none of the budget-cutting that was allegedly the reason for the sessions. ...
Continue reading "More Albany Special Sessions! Deficit Cuts (Or At Least More Nanny Laws)'" [...]Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 7, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 25 Pop Goes Homosexual By Vivian Gornick Last August there appeared on the cover of the magazine One a photo...
Continue reading "Clip Job: The Gay Agenda Exposed! In 1966!" >Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. March 31, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 24 Peace March, 1966 By Paul Warren I live on 103rd Street near Central Park West, one of the very few whi...
Continue reading "Clip Job: Peace March, 1966" > [...]Last month the city planning commission approved the Kingsbridge Mall project, in which Related Companies will turn the old Bronx armory into a shopping center, without adding a "living wage" requ...
Continue reading "Council Big Puts Squeeze on Kingsbridge Armory Developer for "Living Wage"" > [...]In entertainment news, American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert performed simulated bondage sex, including fellatio and reverse buttsecks ("This was not family entertainment"), and engaged in lasciv...
Continue reading "Bondage Lambert, Dead Michael Jackson Enliven American Music Awards" > [...]Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. March 17, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 22 The Children's Hour, or Curfew on MacDougal St. By Stephanie Harrington A teenage girl who looked like a...
Continue reading "Clip Job: The Teen Menace on MacDougal Street" > [...]A middle-aged woman and her teenage son were found stuffed inside a bedroom closet with their throats slit yesterday, police reported. The woman's husband, Otto Herrarte , of Corona, Queens, alleg...
Continue reading "Queens Man Says Alter-Ego Killed Wife, Kid" > [...]Paul Hurley, owner of O'Casey's Tavern on East 41st Street, has introduced in time for Thanksgiving an alcoholic turkey. The turkey is not fortified, as we immediately presumed, with Wild Turkey b...
Continue reading "Nightmares Before Thanksgiving: Vodka-Infused Turkey" >Last night police found a group of young men leaving Bayswater Park in Rockaway around 11:30 p.m., and desired a word with them. The cops report that one of the men, Dashawn Vasconcellos, 18, ran ...
Continue reading "Teen Shot Dead by Cops Outside Queens Park" [...]We've been flooded with publicity for Sarah Palin's Going Rogue, with large book signings and subsidiary press events (like the nude photos of Palin's former son-in-law-presumptive, now nemesis ...
Continue reading "Rightbloggers Lament the Persecution of Best-Selling Author Sarah Palin" >Despite the strenuous objections of local Republican lawmakers, some residents of Thomson, IL are hoping that the Obama administration will go through with rumored plans to move the Guantanamo det...
Continue reading "Local residents, politicians divided on Gitmo move to Illinois" > [...]After parading his somewhat tarnished national security street cred, ruling out a gubernatorial run and floating a run at the Senate, America's former Mayor has gone to ground in Florida and isn't...
Continue reading "Rudy for Senate: he won't say, aides say no" > [...]According to the News, Mayor Bloomberg made his Democratic opponent formulate plans to deal with emergencies Bloomberg knew didn't exist. He also delayed the release of the fetching photo at left ...
Continue reading "Quick hits" >The Senate Ethics Committee admonished appointed lame duck Roland Burris for his incomplete testimony to an Illinois investigation into his dealings with the office of then-Governor Rod Blagojevic...
Continue reading "Obama's replacement admonished by Senate Ethics Committee" > [...]Tom Ruskin, an investigator for the Schuler family, says that Taconic mom Diane Schuler couldn't have been drunk and high when she crashed her car driving the wrong way down the Taconic because sh...
Continue reading "Taconic mom's family floats McDonalds defense" >Animal Control has set traps for what the Public Safety Department is calling a coyote or a coyote hybrid on the grounds of the Rochdale Village cooperative complex in South Jamaica. ...
Continue reading "Coyote spotted in Queens" > [...]President Obama has named former presidential press secretary and current Fox News correspondent Dana Perino to the Broadcasting Board of Governors. The BBG controls overseas US media outlets. ...
Continue reading "Obama appoints Dana Perino to Broadcasting Board of Governors" > [...]Former NY1 political reporter Dominic Carter was found guilty of third degree attempted assault on Friday in the beating of his wife. Ramapo Justice Arnold Etelson found that Mrs. Carter's injurie...
Continue reading "Dominic Carter convicted of attempted assault" >Roy Edroso, Graham Rayman, Tom Robbins, Julia, Tony Ortega, Ward Harkavy, Elizabeth Dwoskin, Harkavy, Steven Thrasher, Alan Scherstuhl, Mackenzie Schmidt, Allen Barra, Candice M. Giove, Neil deMause, Camille Dodero, Araceli Cruz, Angela Ashman, Allison Benedikt
