by Jason Hopkins NEW YORK, NY - New York state spent millions on a lauded wind project several years ago, but most of the turbines now stand idle as officials wait to repair malfunctioning parts. The New York State Thruway Authority — the governing...
by Christopher Boyle LONG ISLAND, NY - Lions Club International has certainly grown far and wide since it’s somewhat humble beginnings; originally founded as a businessmen’s luncheon group in 1917, it eventually evolved and developed into a philanthropic...
by Grace Carr NEW YORK, NY - A Wisconsin court convicted a man Wednesday of attempted first-degree intentional homicide after he spiked his girlfriend’s drink with abortion inducing drugs. Outagamie County court convicted the man, 45-year-old Manishkumar...
by Grace Carr NEW YORK, NY - The transgender community expressed outrage that Apple’s newest emojis will include everything from a lobster to a pile of bricks, but no transgender flag, and has hijacked the crustacean symbol in its own campaign...
by Jessica Kramer CAPE CODE - A young Massachusetts woman pleaded not guilty Monday at the Barnstable District Court to allegedly crashing into a man’s car with her vehicle because of his President Donald Trump bumper sticker. Authorities charged...
by Steve Birr OHIO - Police in Ohio stumbled upon a massive supply of cocaine during a routine traffic stop Tuesday, finding roughly 165 pounds of the narcotic stashed in the vehicle. Officers with the Ohio State Highway Patrol initially stopped...
by Peter Hasson NEW YORK, NY - Democratic New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s feud with top Democratic donor George Soros is heating up. At the center of the feud is Gillibrand’s decision to call for then-Minnesota Democratic Senator Al Franken’s...
by Chuck Ross NEW YORK, NY - Special Counsel Robert Mueller has referred cases on a group of prominent American lobbyists, including Democrat-connected super-lobbyist Tony Podesta, to federal prosecutors in New York as part of an inquiry into whether...
by Neetu Chandak NEW YORK, NY - Americans who work above 40 hours weekly on average are open to the idea of working longer shifts to shorten their work weeks to four days, according to a Thursday poll. Rasmussen Reports conducted the survey on July...
by Alan Bergstein NEW YORK, NY - The likes of Senators Feinstein, Durbin and Schumer are no dopes. They know the dangerous slippery slope path their party is now firmly locked on to. Believe it, they do. But they are helpless to speak up, to act up, to stem...
