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New Jersey finds NYC police surveillance of Muslims broke no state laws, can't be blocked
TRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey's Muslim leaders are unhappy with the state's review of spying within their communities by New York City police. The state attorney general spoke with the leaders Thursday.
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Bloomberg: Enough With The Banking Regulations, Already!
The City Council is expected to pass a sunshine bill today that would create an advisory committee to oversee banks that do business with the city. The Responsible Banking Act would require such banks to submit detailed records to the NYC Department of Finance Commissioner, showing how they operate citywide, with a special focus on poor neighborhoods. This information would be made public on the ...
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Reputed NYC mob boss cleared of killing officer
A reputed Mafia boss and a co-defendant were convicted Wednesday on racketeering charges. But in a blow to the government, they were acquitted of the most shocking crime in their federal case: the unsolved gangland slaying...
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NYC Bets On Tech Industry As Wall Street Loses Lead
As the city invests in tech, Councilwoman Leticia James wishes that Mayor Bloomberg would to more to make sure Brooklyn doesn't get left out
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Report: NYC edges Boston to become No. 2 tech
New York is winning the battle to diversify its economy and make it less reliant on Wall Street—at least for now, according to a report released Wednesday by the nonprofit Center for an Urban Future that looks at the explosive growth of the city's technology sector over the past few years. The report, “New Tech City,” found that a combination of factors, including strong support from Mayor ...
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Sad state of affairs
Question: What’s the difference between political parties and the Boy Scouts? Answer: The Boy Scouts have adult leaders. A recent poll stated that 85...
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Quincy Herald-Whig | Illinois & Missouri News, SportsStories appearing in Friday's edition
ILLINOIS BUDGET: Hundreds of thousands of people would see their health care cut back or even eliminated under legislation approved by Illinois lawmakers in a desperate attempt to shore up the state's crumbling budget.
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NYSNYS WEEK IN REVIEW: State Senate redistricting gets final approval
ALBANY– The Court of Appeals and the U.S. Justice Department give final approval to Senate redistricting. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces a new economic development task force. Former Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno is indicted again.
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Unpaid Internships: Bad for Students, Bad for Workers, Bad for Society
The economics of unpaid internships are obvious. Employers are desperate for cheap work, and "free" is pretty cheap. Workers are desperate for, well, anything, and students and recent grads are ...
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