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NY Gets $3M for Cyber Security
Governor David A. Paterson today announced that New York will receive $3 million in federal funding to help protect State and local government networks from cyber security attacks and incidents.
Mayoral Candidates Cast Their Ballots
New York City voters went to the polls Tuesday to decide whether to grant Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg a third term or instead side with his Democratic opponent, Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr.
Pressure Grows To Name National Cybersecurity Coordinator
Five months have passed, including the just completed "cybersecurity month," since President Obama said that he would hand pick a cybersecurity coordinator for the federal government.
21 to press Congress for comprehensive immigration reform . Two buses made the one-day trek from the 11th congressional district in Brooklyn and were hosted by Rep.
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Honoring Dr. Marco Mason, a selfless community leader known around the world
For many in New York and around the world, Marco Mason is a perfect example of what a community leader should be.
Senators dominate this weekend's Sunday shows, where they'll discuss the next steps for health care reform and Afghanistan's Nov.
Pelosi Intensifies Pressure on House Democrats for Government Insurance Plan
Speaker Nancy Pelosi stepped up the pressure on House Democrats on Friday to support her preferred version of legislation that would require the federal government to sell health insurance in competition with private insurers.
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House Passes DHS Appropriations Bill with Rep. Clarke's Request for...
Washington, DC - Today, Rep. Clarke voted to invest in top priority homeland security programs that will keep Americans safe.
Velazquez Urges Superfund Designation for Gowanus Canal And Newtown Creek
"Securing a healthy environment for New York City families is the single most important factor in choosing a course of action for cleaning both the Gowanus Canal and Newtown Creek." Nydia VelA zquez Congresswoman Nydia VelA zquez is the latest elected official to release a pro-EPA Superfund statement for the Gowanus Canal.
Ruiz: Illinois Dem maps way to a fair immig policy
A new salvo in the long, protracted battle for a fair and humane immigration policy was fired Tuesday by Rep.
Senior House lawmaker urges Obama to appoint cybersecurity czar
The chairwoman of a House subcommittee that oversees cybersecurity today called on President Barack Obama to quickly appoint a cybersecurity coordinator.
According To 'Crain's Insider', Patterson Is Last Hope For Gowanus Superfund Naysayers
Crain's New York published a very interesting article on the Gowanus Canal proposed Superfunding.
[johnliunewyork] One Week To The Runoff
We're one week away from the September 29th Runoff Election! John Liu remains focused on talking with voters about the issues, his professional qualifications and his vision for the Comptroller's office.
[johnliunewyork] Off And Running
The momentum to elect John Liu as the next City Comptroller hasn't skipped a beat as we head into the September 29th Runoff.
3 join NAFCU Congressional Caucus slate
Sept. 18, 2009 - Three members of Congress, including House Majority Whip James Clyburn, D-S.C., added their names this week to the speaker slate for NAFCU's Congressional Caucus general sessions, which kick off Monday in Washington.
Politics stymie National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Board Chairman Wilma B. Liebman and Peter Carey Schaumber, a longtime board member and former chairman, left, meet in a conference room at NLRB headquarters in Washington, Monday, Aug.
Obama Unlikely To Require Public Option
Demanding that a public insurance option be part of a healthcare reform plan likely won't be part of U.S. President Obama's address to Congress, sources said.
In Flatbush, the Campaign Turns Negative
To say the Democratic primary for the 40th district City Council seat has gotten ugly is a bit of an understatement.
Analysis: More fighting could doom health care
Do health care reform headlines leave you saying "huh?" Visit msnbc.com's guide to health reform and send us claims you'd like fact-checked. Public option or 'take over,' lawmakers debate A A Sept.
Sitting down to write about the recent outbreaks of hate speech embroiling Brad Lander's City Council race, I suddenly was reminded of Mark Green and included within that article a relevant digression about Mr.
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