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New York City HeadlinesGotti Jurors Ask the Judge to Let Them Do HomeworkThe jury in the racketeering conspiracy trial of John A. Gotti deliberated Friday for a fourth day without reaching a verdict.
Tears in Court From Mother Who Slept as Baby DiedSavarin DeJesus was arraigned in the death of her 4-month-old baby, Niah Ford, who died after falling into a bucket partly filled with water, cleaning solution and Ms. DeJesus vomit.
From Death Ship to Cruise ShipNow named Athena, the vessel that sank the Andrea Doria 50 years ago revisits New York.
4-Year Prison Term for Priest Accused of Stealing From ParishThe priest, Monsignor John G. Woolsey, 69, was accused of stealing more than $800,000 from his former church, St. John the Martyr.
Sen. Clinton Calls for Global Plan for Poor WomenAt former President Bill Clintons conference on global challenges, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton called for a concerted attack on the feminization of poverty
Trial Nears in Fire at Seton HallA mother is hoping to get some answers soon about how and why her son and two other students died in a fire in the freshman dormitory at Seton Hall University in 2000.
N.Y. English Scores Drop Sharply in 6th GradeThe results, for the first time, allowed state officials to pinpoint where student achievement falls off sharply.
G.O.P. Nominee for Governor Worked With Legislature on Stock SaleSince he began running for governor, John Faso has played down one item on his lengthy résumé: his work as a lobbyist.
From Tiny Andorra to the U.N. Center StageFor the prime minister of Andorra, an amoeba-shaped principality between France and Spain, a weeklong visit to New York means not having to drive himself around.
A Scholar Is Alive, Actually, and Hungry for DebateAfter an address by President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela at the United Nations, the linguist Noam Chomsky joined the exclusive club of luminaries who were reported dead before their time.
Pakistani Youth Wins Political Asylum Despite U.S. ProtestsAn orphaned young man living in Queens won a battle against deportation to his native Pakistan when an immigration judge granted his plea for political asylum.
New York Reading Skills Drop After 5th GradeThe results of a new, comprehensive state testing system help explain the states low high school graduation rates.
Pakistani Seeks Asylum After Reprieve From Deportation Proves TemporaryAfter his coach, his classmates and his congressman rallied to help dismiss his deportation case, Mohammad Sarfaraz Hussain will be facing deportation again.
Clanging New York Subways, Screeches Intact, Go MiniatureA model subway train by the Lionel company will use sounds recorded in the New York City transit system.
Presidential Hopefuls Do a Delicate Dance With Lamont (and Vice Versa)For a road map to the 2008 Democratic presidential primaries, check out Ned Lamonts phone log.
DNA Evidence Frees a Man Imprisoned for Half His LifeJeffrey Mark Deskovic was freed Wednesday after a review of DNA evidence showed that he wasn't the one who killed a Peekskill High School classmate 16 years ago.
Its the Bushes and Clintons, Finding Common GroundIt was another day in the intriguing world of BushClinton as members of both families had pleasant run-ins during a United Nations conference in New York.
M.T.A. Chairman Says Hell Block Service Cuts and Oppose New FaresThe chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said that he intended to block $20 million in bus and subway service cuts proposed for next year.
Pataki Again Dodges a Vote on Moynihan Station PlansThe Pataki administration took a proposal to convert the citys main post office to a grand transit hub off the table again rather than risk a vote against it.
DNA Evidence Frees Man After 15 YearsJurors convicted Jeffrey Mark Deskovic in 1990 even though they were told the DNA evidence did not point to him.
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