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The New York Times today has produced a bombshell of a report , looking at how Governor Cuomo's administration repeatedly interfered with its own anti-corruption commission whenever its investigators got too close to the governor or his political allies.

Actor Ken Jeong has joined MTV to star in a comedy pilot called "Ken Jeong Made Me Do It."

"New to the Neighborhood" is a recurring series in which we profile New Yorkers who have recently relocated to a new part of the city to get the scoop on their new neighborhood's hidden gems.

When it comes to same-sex marriage, last year's Supreme Court ruling that the federal government must recognize legally married gay and lesbian couples has led to a string of lower court decisions striking down state marriage bans.

The justices' 9-0 ruling that police need a warrant to search a cellphone was arguably the most significant of the 2013-14 term.

The Supreme Court's unanimous ruling last month that police cannot search through cellphones without a warrant could have a broad impact on the clash between privacy and technology.

Sreaming teenagers wave a banner welcoming the Beatles outside the Plaza Hotel in New York on Feb. 7, 1964, two days before they appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show.

New Hampshire is home to the fifth highest percentage of job seekers looking for a job outside their home state, according to a website study released Tuesday.

WORLD OF SINATRAS takes place in suburban New Jersey during the 1960s. Vietnam, civil rights, the assassinations, and sex, drugs, and rock n' roll burn up the American streets, mirroring the turmoil inside the Murdoch home.

NBC has found its Captain Hook for the upcoming live special "Peter Pan." The network has signed Christopher Walken to star as the famous villain, alongside actress Kristen Bell , who will play Peter Pan.

Roosevelt Institute Fellow Susan Crawford writes that U.S. cities can increase competition and expand affordable high-speed Internet access to all residents by building municipal fiber networks.

Thirty-six international law scholars from 11 countries have joined numerous civil society organizations and the government of Ecuador in asking a New York appeals court to overturn what they call a second unlawful attempt by federal trial judge Lewis A. Kaplan to "dictate" to the world's courts that they should block enforcement of the $9.5 ... (more)

The law firm of Greenberg Traurig announced via a press release that James S.H. Null has joined the firm in the New York office.

He's a beagle who spouts off a bark or two, but then greets strangers with a wag of the tail.

Greenpeace created a new PSA made entirely out of Legos to protest the toy company's decision to include a Shell logo on some of its products.

Just call it the case that keeps going, and going. And going. Over two decades strong, what started out as a case to protect the indigenous people of the Amazon basin in Ecuador from the destruction resulting from oil exploration, has devolved into a RICO battle that will test the limits and applicability of the civil provisions of the statute.

When a law firm throws in the towel, what happens to its lawyers? They move on, that's what.

TriArts Sharon Playhouse, under the leadership of Artistic Director John Simpkins and Managing Director Justin Ball, presents Mitch Albom 's Tuesdays with Morrie from July 3-6 on Stage 2 in the Bok Gallery.

WORLD OF SINATRAS takes place in suburban New Jersey during the 1960s. Vietnam, civil rights, the assassinations, and sex, drugs, and rock n' roll burn up the American streets, mirroring the turmoil inside the Murdoch home.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid 's triggering last year of the "nuclear option" - which eliminated filibusters on most nominees - has resulted in a sharp increase in the number of Obama-picked judges on the federal bench.