Clinton takes her foot off the gas on Sanders after New York win
Clinton didn't take any shots at Sanders during her first post-New York rally on Wednesday night, instead delivering her standard stump speech and casting the April 26 primaries in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Maryland as a "great opportunity to start us on the path to the White House.""I can't do this unless you help me," Clinton told the audience.Clinton continued the hands-off approach toward Sanders on Thursday in Connecticut, when she headlined a roundtable on gun v..>> view originalNew York Today: Celebrating Irish History
Photo Rock of the Irish. Credit Todd Heisler/The New York Times Updated, 7:45 a.m.Good morning on this bright Thursday.This weekend is the centennial of the Easter Rising, a rebellion that spurred Ireland’s transition from British colony to independent state — and also left its mark on New York City.At the stroke of noon on April 24, 1916, a “mob of angry men” burst into the General Post Office in Dublin and “brusquely told some 300 workers to clear out,” The New York ..>> view originalNew York Hospital to Pay $2.2 Million Over Unauthorized Filming of ...
Photo NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, where a man was taken in 2011 and filmed as doctors tried unsuccessfully to save his life. Credit Alessio Botticelli/GC Images, via Getty Images NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital has agreed to pay a $2.2 million penalty to federal regulators for allowing television crews to film two patients without their consent — one who was dying, the other in significant distress. Regulators said on Thursday that the hosp..>> view originalTed Cruz Was Wrong on Murders in New York, but Perception Is ...
Photo At the scene of a shooting in Midtown Manhattan in 2015. The city’s murder rate fluctuates in the short term, but is far below what it was a few decades ago. Credit Spencer Platt/Getty Images Ted Cruz’s campaign was wrong last week in saying that New York City murders were up 10 percent. But it wasn’t the first time, and surely won’t be the last, that crime statistics for the city and elsewhere are misunderstood and misrepresented.In the first few months of 2015, ..>> view original20 Wines for Under $20: The Spring Edition
Photo Credit Tony Cenicola/The New York Times Few things are more important to wine drinkers than value, but value can mean different things to different people.In March I wrote a profile of Eli Zabar, the New York food merchant whose restaurant is offering great values on hard-to-find wines. I cited some examples like a 2004 Muscadet and a 2007 Touraine red, each for $60, as well as a 1995 Castell’in Villa Chianti Classico Riserva for $250 and a 1995 Hubert de Montille..>> view originalLos Angeles Sushi Darlings Sugarfish and KazuNori Are New York ...
Huge news for sushi fanatics: After years of speculation — and at least one failed knockoff — Los Angeles' beloved omakase sushi chainlet Sugarfish is heading east. And along for the ride comes newer hand roll specialist, KazuNori. Here's the deal: Four and a half years after scouting spaces in Manhattan, the Sugarfish team of OG Los Angeles chef Kazunori Nozawa (Sushi Nozawa) and partner Jerry Greenberg have signed a lease near Gramercy Tavern to take two floors at 33 E. 20th Street, currently..>> view originalHow Hillary Clinton Became a Hawk
Some reporters have cast doubt on the veracity of this story, which she repeated in the fall of 2015 over breakfast with voters in New Hampshire: certainly, there’s no concrete evidence that it happened, and Bill gave a different account of it in 2008, substituting the Army for the Marines. Why would a professionally minded Yale Law graduate, on the cusp of marriage, suddenly want to put on a uniform? It’s impossible to decipher her possible motives, but Ann Henry, an old friend who taught at t..>> view originalMetropolitan Museum of Art Plans Job Cuts and Restructuring
Photo The Metropolitan Museum of Art is facing a deficit of $10 million this year. Credit Robert Wright for The New York Times The last couple of years have been ambitious ones for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Perhaps too ambitious.Now the museum is acknowledging that it may have overreached and is facing a deficit of $10 million this year, which officials said would almost certainly balloon to as much as $40 million if the Met does not change course and scale back.T..>> view originalVolkswagen Reaches Deal in US Over Emissions Scandal
Volkswagen faces a theoretical maximum government fine of $18 billion in the United States. Legal experts expect the legal penalties to be much lower, but still in the billions. Judge Breyer said that owners would also receive “substantial compensation.”And the company could still be hit with criminal charges by the Justice Department, which is investigating Volkswagen’s cheating.Under the agreement announced Thursday, the company will offset some of the environmental damage caused by the cars ..>> view originalVoting Fumbles Hit New York
The polling difficulties in New York City started early on Tuesday. Morning voters showed up to their assigned sites only to find no workers there to help. Others waited hours for their locations to open up. Reports of technical issues and inept staffers came in steadily throughout the day. And, most damningly, tens of thousands of Brooklynites learned they’d simply been purged from the voter rolls altogether.And that was just the primary. Latest from Politics ..>> view original
Friday, April 22, 2016
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