Another Debt Deal Loser: The New York Islanders
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New details of the Justice Department's investigation of a leak to a Fox News reporter demonstrate the scale of the inquiry: phone records, access badge information for the media, a CD of phone recordings. All to investigate a leak of incorrect information.
Residents vote no on new stadium during debt deal debate
The FAA is investigating whether or not The Daily is operating an illegal aircraft
A confluence of conditions, mostly from heavy snow, has made the park's death toll spike
Another exotic animal is on the loose in New York City
Testimony is underway that will air the department's 'dirty linen'
Study says nicotine could help those with Parkinson's Disease
Parton issues an apology over the furor surrounding a theme park policy
Photos before her arrest look pretty different from her just-released mug shot
New interest in a 40-year-old cold case of a whiskey-drinking parachuter
Hotel workplace safety, myths of slave marriage, and the historic upheavals of August
Brendan Emmett Quigley tells Reddit, and us, how crossword-writing works
As the legendary hotel closes to guests for the first time ever, mayhem reigns
She hasn't been seen since July 17 thanks to a mixup between state officials
A new study finds that red wine could protect your skin from sun damage
Controversy sparks debate over free speech in academia
On the debt ceiling, Israel, the debt ceiling, Captain America, and...the debt ceiling
Even historic defaulter Argentina can't believe a debt ceiling deal hasn't been reached yet
We go through the differences Google highlights
The American Atheists don't want the "9/11 Cross" at the memorial
A human rights group claims 3,000 Syrians have been arrested since March
The civil rights icon had a personal connection to her campaign against sexual violence
Former chief at the National Counterterrorism Center is the latest to deny the death.
Hearing voices in your head while you read isn't always a good thing
The new regulations aim to cut down soot and smog emissions at natural gas drilling sites
A Queens supermarket suffered a label malfunction
The Sofitel Hotel maid said she spoke for 'every woman,' addressing reporters
A study finds that readers imagine speakers saying dialogue in their heads
A judge rules that the measure can't be put on the November ballot
Fox News is reporting that two soldiers were arrested when explosives were found
Gun-wielding individual reportedly barricaded himself in building
The F-22 fleet has been grounded for 90-days due to strange blood tests
That's about as much as what fast-food workers make
Those who obsess over their relationships are only making them worse
On facial recognition, the big economic picture, Norway's children, and more
Conflicting evidence regarding the terrorist group
A Connecticut attorney general is dropping a complaint about facial recognition
A Cornell Alum shows how (or how not to) shrug off the pesky term
The attorney general says the law violates equal protection guarantees
A study finds that certain personality traits correlate with infidelity
The maid reportedly told conflicting stories to Newsweek and ABC News
In The Atlantic Wire's guestimation, that's about $445 per word
The people behind "Got Milk" pull their ads over sexist claims
Hundreds of gay couples began marrying just after midnight in New York
The current heat wave may not be so dangerous after all
Nearly every part of the country is suffering some kind of tree die-out
A patron says her marriage equality shirt was deemed offensive by Dollywood staff
He says students gave him poor evaluations, and his pay suffered as a result
It's hard to think when it's hot, including coming up with new ways to say, "It's hot!"
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