Demographics Show Why Clinton, Trump Are Favored In The New ...
Linda Leseman reads Hillary Clinton's memoir, Living History, while riding the New York City subway Tuesday. Mark Lennihan/AP hide caption toggle caption Mark Lennihan/AP Linda Leseman reads Hillary Clinton's memoir, Living History, while riding the New York City subway Tuesday. Mark Lennihan/AP Three of ..>> view originalPolitics|Puerto Rico's Prosperous DC Power Couple
From her small office in San Juan, Ms. Carrión fielded requests from investors looking to buy or sell assets, including hotels and residential buildings. Related Puerto Rico Debt Coverage Her work in this area has coincided with a surge in interest in the island by major Wall Street players, like Apollo Global Management and Och-Ziff Capital Management, two New York-based investment funds. They went to Puerto Rico looking for bargains on so-called distressed assets, su..>> view originalNew York 101: Pulling Back the Curtain on What Powers the City
Photo How New York City gets its water. Credit Josh Cochran Times Insider delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how news, features and opinion come together at The New York Times. In this piece, the Metro reporter Emily S. Rueb explains how the multimedia, multi-platform New York 101 series — about everything from how water gets to the city’s taps to how a single book moves through its public library system — was conceived and brought to life. You know that song, “Do..>> view originalPaul Ryan Rules Out Run for President
Video Paul Ryan Says No to Presidential Bid Mr. Ryan, the House speaker, held a news conference to say that he did not want nor would he accept the Republican nomination for president. By REUTERS on Publish Date April 12, 2016. Photo by Drew Angerer for The New York Times. Watch in Times Vid..>> view originalOne Week Until New York Primary
One week until the critical New York primary.. that’s shaping up to be a potentially make-or-break primary for both sides of the aisle. New polling from the Wall Street Journal, Marist and NBC News have Donald Trump with a 33 point lead over his closest rival (John Kasich). Hillary Clinton has a 14-point lead over Bernie Sanders. 0930EDT -- Hillary Clinton holds a roundtable discussion. The Times Center, New York, NY. LIVE via LiveU 1000EDT -- Sen Sanders holds a town hall meeting. Monroe Commu..>> view originalMississippi in New York picnic canceled over anti-LGBT law
Like this topic? You may also like these photo galleries:AutoplayShow ThumbnailsShow CaptionsLast SlideNext SlideFile photo of the 2014 Mississippi Picnic in Central Park. Organizers are canceling this year's picnic in response to the passage of House Bill 1523.(Photo: File photo)The 37th annual Mississippi Picnic, held in New York City's Central Park, has been canceled in response to Gov. Phil Bryant signing House Bill 1523 into law last week.Bryant, a regular attendee of the picnic, said he is..>> view originalNorth Carolina Governor Takes Step Back From Bias Law
In an email Tuesday, he wrote: “A governor can’t repeal a law, and he did not. He did ask for one sentence in the law to be modified.”Critics agreed that Tuesday’s order by Mr. McCrory made no immediate changes to North Carolina’s law, which includes the provision limiting transgender bathroom access and another that forbids local governments from creating their own anti-discrimination ordinances.“Governor McCrory’s actions today are a poor effort to save face after his sweeping attacks on the ..>> view originalLA or New York: Chefs Eddie Huang and Michael Voltaggio Weigh In
Los Angeles or New York? The debate over which city has the best dining scene is ongoing, with NYC serving as the long-time champ but LA posing a new challenge. To dissect what's happening in each city's culinary universe, The Hollywood Reporter brought together chefs Eddie Huang, a New York-to-LA transplant, and Michael Voltaggio, who has been cooking in the City of Angels for most of his career, for an episode of its "Food Wars" podcast. Here, now, the best lines from the duo's conversation. ..>> view originalNew York Today: Tips for Tax Day
Photo Taxes? Somebody get me a martini. Credit Spencer Platt/Getty Images Updated, 11:26 a.m.Good morning on this soggy Tuesday.Paying your taxes can be satisfying.If, of course, you do it ahead of time, do it right, and get a big fat check (or two) on the other end.More than seven million state tax returns had been filed as of last week, and if yours wasn’t one of them, you’re not alone.But you have until Monday to either file, apply for an extension or face a penalty...>> view originalLatest polls show 2016 frontrunners ahead in New York
After Bernie Sanders’ and Ted Cruz’s victories in Wisconsin last week, many wondered whether the presidential races had reached a new turning point. Maybe the Wisconsin winners would take some “momentum” into New York, home to the next big primary? There’s still time for the race to change, but as things stand, the Empire State appears to favor both parties’ national frontrunners. There have been several new polls released over the last day, and let’s start with the Democratic race, which is ..>> view original
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