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    TheWhiteHouse: Last NightThe President Broke His Vow of Silence

    and delivered his State of the Union Address. He talked about American manufacturing, American energy, new skills for American workers, and a renewal of...

    Under Health Care Act, Millions Eligible for Free Policies

    Federal subsidies will pay the entire monthly cost of some plans being offered in the online marketplaces, a surprising figure that has not gotten...

    Another Prosecutor Is Said to Investigate Port Authority

    The Manhattan district attorney's office has subpoenaed documents concerning a range of the troubled agency's major construction projects, a person ...read more Via:...

    Urban Athlete: Yoga Classes, Even With a Fused Spine

    The Yoga Union Center for Backcare and Scoliosis in Manhattan was founded in 2007, based on an obvious need: “Everyone ...read more Via:...

    Amid Storm Over Slurs, Fire Chief Plans Exit

    Anthony LoGiudice retires after firefighters said he made anti-Semitic remarks about Paul J. Feiner, the town supervisor of Greenburgh, N.Y. ...read more Via:...

    Theater Review | New Jersey: A Review of ‘Trouble in Mind’ at Two River...

    “Trouble in Mind,” a 1955 comedy-drama by Alice Childress, is about racism in the theater world and has been rediscovered ...read more Via:...

    City Room: Readers’ Reactions to Funding Tappan Zee Bridge Construction

    An article about the uncertainty of paying for the construction of a $3.9 billion replacement of the Tappan Zee Bridge ...read more Via:...

    Coming Soon to MoMA, Lots of Knocking Next Door

    The Museum of Modern Art made a controversial decision to demolish the building, recognized by its textured bronze facade, that ...read more Via:...

    Gotham: 17 Months After Hurricane, Recovery Effort Plods Along

    Few more dramatic governing challenges confront the new mayor than helping those who were affected by Hurricane Sandy. ...read...

    City Settles Lawsuit by Detective Called a ‘Rat’

    A former detective who called Internal Affairs about another officer, accused the Police Department of violating his First Amendment rights. ...read more Via:...

    Op-Ed Contributor: The Problem With the Common Core

    Why is there a gag rule on educators who administer state exams? ...read more Via: Op-Ed Contributor: The Problem With the Common Core

    Money, What Is It Good For?

    Marquel, TPVs NYTimes Household Budgeting Section correspondent, was window shopping when he read that Palestinian Groups Are Found Liable at Manhattan Terror Trial. They have to...

    TheWeekholeView: January 2 through January 8, 2013

    Here, each hole starts on Wednesdays and this is what fell through this past week: Last Wednesday, January 2, the State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland praised...

    Who’s as Dumb as Me? Carson Asked Himself

    Who's as Dumb as Me? #Carson asked himself, and then he raised his right hand. Not really. What really happened is that when Ben Carson...
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