…testing. The full implementation now hinges on when an appeals court makes a decision in favor of the union’s version or Cuomo’s. Carl Korn, a spokesman for New York State…
…Washington today where each party is seemingly locked into their political orthodoxy. Serious ailments in the political dialogue are at play today and were really evidenced during the debt-ceiling clowning…
…deductions will remain: the mortgage interest deduction, the impact of which The New York Times of January 20th described as follows: “The average family in the top 1 percent saves…
…committee also reported three bills. “Access to reproductive health care services, essentially primary care for women, is supported by the vast majority of New Yorkers,” said Assembly Health Committee Chair…
…Reagan’s ascendancy, and there is still the racially-charged language of “the welfare queen”, except today it’s stated directly by Newt Gingrich that blacks want food stamps rather than a job….
…workers, Calabrese said no. “Cablevision is probably feeling bad right now, but we want to work with them. We want Cablevision to be successful, but we also want our new…
…political campaign workers gathered January 19 to raise money for the campaign of Lewis Fidler for New York State Senator. “He’s an effective City Councilman who will be an effective…
…be happy to know that healthier options are available today at most fast food restaurants. Burger joints are now offering more grilled or roasted items, fruit and vegetable side-orders, salads,…
…plans. Mark Genovese, spokesman for the New York State Nurses Association that represent the Flushing nurses, said that the main dispute over the past year is that MediSys, a NY…
…to the average American citizen thus far as we begin the New Year. The economy has moved away from them. The ethnic makeup of the nation is shifting. Immigration has…
