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EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Schumer puts ticker tape parade for Afghanistan, Iraq vets — his idea — on hold as ISIS battle rages on

Sen. Charles Schumer thinks parades for vets should happen when they come back, not before. Sen. Chuck Schumer, who in the spring called for a Canyon of Heroes parade in lower Manhattan to honor Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, now says the celebrations would be inappropriate because of the stepped-up U.S. role in Iraq and Syria to battle ISIS.

Disgraced South Korean ferry captain, responsible for 300 deaths, avoids death penalty but gets 36 years in prison

Sewol ferry captain Lee Joon-Seok (C) is escorted upon his arrival at the Gwangju District Court in the southwestern South Korean city of Gwangju on June 24, 2014. Lee Joon-Seok and three crew members are accused of "homicide through wilful negligence" -- a charge that falls between first-degree murder and manslaughter, but still carries the death penalty. Eleven other members of the crew are being tried on lesser charges of criminal negligence and violations of maritime law. The Sewol was carrying 476 passengers, including 325 students on a school trip, when it sank off the southwest coast on April 16. AFP PHOTO / WONSUK CHOI (Photo credit should read Wonsuk Choi/AFP/Getty Images) The disgraced captain of a deadly South Korean ferry disaster that claimed 300 lives - many of them school children on a class trip - avoided the death penalty Tuesday after being acquitted of murder charges.

'He put his finger in my (buttocks)': Brooklyn longshoreman says he banned from work after complaining he was groped, harassed by a supervisor with 'loose hands'

Plaintiff Michael Sabella, a longshoreman who claims he was sexually harassed by a supervisor, at Brooklyn Federal Court where he testified at his federal law suit. Brooklyn, New York, Monday November 10th, 2014. (Jesse Ward for New York Daily News.) A Brooklyn longshoreman recounted in court Monday a graphic description of being sexually harassed at work by a male supervisor with “loose hands.”

New Zealand gets Ebola scare after unknown liquid vials are sent to parliament, newspaper

The New Zealand Parliament shut down due to an Ebola scare, similiar to one that hit the New Zealand Herald just hours before. Plastic vials labeled Ebola were sent to New Zealand’s parliament and to the New Zealand Herald newspaper, sending a scare through the island nation.

Lupica: Giants closer to Jets than they are to Super Bowl winning teams of recent past

The fact that Eli Manning and Tom Coughlin are still around reminds fans of the days when the Giants were winning Super Bowls, but the reality is that they’re much closer to the laughingstock Jets than another ring. Corey Sipkin/DAILY NEWS; GETTY The problem with the Giants is the problem with the Yankees. Too often we see them for what they were and not what they are.
Sex And The City Star, Chris Noth is blaming his old HBO show and Taylor Swift for sucking the character out of New York.

Chris Noth: Swift's role as ambassador proves NYC is a 'boutique borough'

Dr. Craig Spencer, Ebola-stricken Harlem doctor, to leave Bellevue on Tuesday — but he can't have sex for 3 months

Dr. Craig Spencer of Columbia University Medical Center. Dr. Craig Spencer, 33, who caught the potentially fatal disease while treating Ebola patients in Guinea, has been given a clean bill of health, city authorities said Monday.

Ex-Christian radio host sentenced to minimum 25 years in prison for raping 11-year-old boy in a motel room

John Balyo, 35, a former Christian radio host, was sentenced to 25 to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to raping an 11-year-old boy. John Balyo, former host of WCSG Radio in Grand Rapids, Mich., faces between 25 to 50 years in prison on one count of first-degree criminal sexual assault.

HEAD-ON COLLISION: At least 58 killed in horrific Pakistan bus crash

A Pakistani volunteer looks at the wreckages of passenger buses that plunge into 50 meters ravine after colliding with each other in Salgaran near Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2014. At least 12 passengers were killed and many sustained injuries, police said. (AP Photo/B.K. Bangash) Pakistani police say a head-on collision between a passenger bus and a truck on a highway in the country's south has killed at least 58 people.

BLAST OF COLD AIR: First winter storm of season charges upper Midwest with snow, frigid air

A Minneapolis resident decides it's better to walk than bike during the season's first snowstorm in Minneapolis. The first real punch of winter ranged across the Upper Midwest on Monday, bringing heavy snow in some areas and plunging temperatures across the region.

Beyonce has 99 problems 'but her a-- ain't one'

Beyonce posted these incredibly sexy pictures to tumblr

Isola: Phil Jackson's angle? Everyone lay off the triangle!

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi This is Phil Jackson as we remember him from his days coaching the Chicago Bulls — publicly complaining about officiating, moaning about physical play and even taking a subtle dig at the commissioner.

Florida man electrocuted, dies while installing dishwasher

Ferguson’s wedding ring came into contact with an unknown object behind a dishwasher he was installing, causing him to electrocuted, according to an investigation. A 33-year-old Florida man was electrocuted and died after his wedding ring touched an object behind a dishwasher he was installing at a relative's home Thursday, police said.

Spanish teacher shows up drunk to Connecticut high school and soils himself

A teacher from Southington High School alledgedly showed up to work drunk and behaving in an "unprofessional manner". He was reportedly removed from the school in handcuffs, though not by the police. No mas. That's what officials at one Connecticut school district said after a Spanish teacher showed up to class drunk and incontinent, WTNH reported.

'The KKK is for a strong America': White supremacist in Montana wants new Ku Klux Klan group to stand for diversity, but recruiting is slow

John Abarr, left, a kleagle of the United Klans of America out of Great Falls, Mont., and Jimmy Simmons, center, president of the NAACP Casper branch, arrive for a meeting Saturday night, Aug. 31, 2013 at the Parkway Plaza hotel in Casper, Wyo. Simmons spent several months attempting to organize the meeting due to concerns about reports of violence against black men and Ku Klux Klan pamphleting in Gillette, Wyo. The gathering, which took place in private under heavy security, was the first formal meeting between Klan and NAACP representatives that either side was aware of. (AP Photo/Casper Star-Tribune, Alan Rogers) A "reformed" white supremacist crackpot in Montana says he wants his new Ku Klux Klan chapter to stand for diversity, but he's not having much luck with recruiting.

The royals are coming! Check out their NYC itinerary

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s New York City Visit

'I cannot waste my life hating': Washington state school shooting victim's mom forgives killer teen

Michelle Galasso, mother of Zoe Galasso who was killed in the school shooting at Marysville-Pilchuck High School on October 24, 2014 speaks about dealing with the loss of her daughter. Pictured, Michelle with daughter Zoe. Michelle Galasso started receiving panicked texts from her son, Rayden, in the minutes after shots were fired at his Washington State high school.

California college student, 20, found dead at frat house ID'd as death deemed 'suspicious': police

Vaibhev Loomba, 20, was found discovered at about 12:10 p.m. Sunday and was declared dead when police arrived, authorities said. Vaibhev Loomba was found at the Zeta Psi fraternity near the University of California Berkeley campus Sunday afternoon following a fraternity party the night before, police said.

Austrian teens who fled home to join ISIS are near Syrian border, mom says

Violetta, 17, vanished from her home and are believed to have gone to fight with ISIS in Syria, her mother said.rkey and moved to live in Austria 20 years ago, said: "My girls were only wearing jumpers and they didn't even have a coat or a bag with anything, only their passports. Austrian Interior Ministry officials who tried to deny that two teenage girls could possibly have left the country as jihadists have now discovered they are apparently in Turkey.

Teen defendants in Sayreville locker-room sexual abuse case won’t be charged as adults

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The students, who range in age from 15 to 17, were automatically placed in the juvenile court system in the wake of their Oct. 10 arrests for their alleged involvement in a locker-room sexual abuse scandal.

THE NEWS SAYS: NYPD preserves power to crack down on marijuana, while protecting casual users from jail time

FILE - In this Aug. 16, 2013, file photo, Cody Park exhales a cloud of marijuana smoke after taking a hit on a bong at the first day of Hempfest in Seattle. A new study by the Rand Corp. suggests the market for marijuana in Washington state could be more than twice what state officials estimated last year, before voters approved Initiative 502 to set up a regulated system of recreational marijuana sales to adults. In a wisely restrained relaxation of marijuana enforcement, the NYPD will stop arresting people caught with small amounts of pot in public view — except if they are smoking it.

PRO NYPD's change in policy is an improvement, now let's hope it ends its 'marijuana crusade': NYCLU head

New York Police Department commissioner Bill Bratton, right, and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, center, during a news conference to discuss changes in how police handle marijuana cases at One Police Plaza on Monday, Nov. 10, 2014 in New York, N.Y. NYPD officers will stop arresting people on low-level marijuana charges and issue tickets instead, a police source said Monday. (James Keivom / New York Daily News) Donna Lieberman writes that while the de Blasio administration is on the right track, New Yorkers need to know if police are simply shifting tactics.

CON NYPD not making arrests for marijuana — of any amount — defies federal laws: former DEA chief

NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 10: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (L) speaks at a news conference with New York City Police Commissioner Bill Bratton (2nd L) to announce changes to New York City's marijuana policy on November 10, 2014 in New York City. The commissioner and Mayor de Blasio announced that the city will start giving out tickets (and court summons) rather than arresting people for possession of 25 grams of marijuana and under. The new guidelines for officers will result in hundreds of less arrests per year, freeing up the police to focus on other crimes. It will also free those caught with the drug from having a damaging arrest record. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) Peter Bensinger writes that there is a misperception that U.S. prisons and jails are full of offenders arrested for the possession or use of marijuana.
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Head of correction officers union wants proof undercover investigator sneaked drugs into Rikers Island

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Norman Seabrook, president of the Correction Officers Benevolent Association, demanded proof that a DOI undercover sneaked in booze, pot and heroin.

HOLD THE PHONE: New city bill would make texting, chatting for cyclists illegal

BICYCLE SERIESA man unsafely rides his bike while talking on his cell phone on 7th Avenue in Times Square, July 24, 2009.Ip, Michael / Freelance NYDN Councilman Mark Treyger (D-Brooklyn) will sponsor the legislation, which would apply the same rules to cyclists that already apply to drivers.

665 retirees in N.Y. working government jobs while still getting pensions

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The double-dipping retirees all received a waiver that allowed them to take another government job while still receiving their pensions, according to the report from The Empire Center, a fiscally conservative think tank.

FDNY paramedic accused of raping wife: police

Caution tape at a crime scene with a police office and detective in the background. A VETERAN FDNY paramedic was arrested Monday on a first-degree rape charge after his 34-year-old wife filed a complaint against him, cops said.

Donohue: A tale of two MTA fare-hike schemes — one that keeps fare at $2.50, another that raises it by 25 cents

If fares remained the same, 7-day MetroCard bonuses would be dropped and the cards would cost $31. The 30-Day card would go up to $116.50. The MTA board is weighing two new fare scenarios: Hold the $2.50 fare but trim the MetroCard bonus, or raise the fare to $2.75 but increase the bonus.
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English-language learning students to get boost from $13M plan from city schools boss Fariña, state education commissioner

FARINA New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina along with other Officials hold a Presser at the Instituto Cervantes at 211 East 49th Street in Manhattan on Monday November 10th, 2014. 1409. NYC Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina. At the podium is NYC Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina. (Theodore Parisienne for New York Daily News) The city schools boss and state education commissioner are teaming up to help city students who are learning English for the first time.

LUV GUV IN THE MONEY: Eliot Spitzer will inherit millions from late real estate mogul father

Anne Spitzer (left), received $6 million from her husband Bernard, which then be transferred to Eliot upon her death. Real estate titan Bernard Spitzer left his son $1 million, but an additional $6 million will be handed over to Eliot upon the death of Anne Spitzer, Bernard’s wife.

Ex-commissioner Ray Kelly to lose security detail: source

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Former Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly will lose his 10-member security detail at the end of the year, a police source said Monday.

Commuters praise newly opened Fulton Center transit hub

The Fulton Center subway hub officially opened its doors on Monday. Subway riders gave rave reviews for the new Fulton Center transit hub downtown, comparing it to Grand Central Terminal and calling it a "modern gem.”

‘Hunger Games’ cast hits red carpet for ‘Mockingjay’ debut

The World Premiere of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1"

Bloomberg fails to mention de Blasio in speech about city

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, accepting a lifetime achievement award from Crain’s New York Business on Monday, never mentioned Mayor de Blasio in a speech expressing optimism about the future of New York City.

Obama calls for strict regulation of Internet providers in intense push for net neutrality laws

TOPSHOTS In a ringing endorsement of what is known as net neutrality, President Obama on Monday called on federal regulators to prevent broadband companies from creating Internet “fast lines” for preferred Web traffic.

U.S. soldiers’ families sue HSBC, other banks, say they conspired with Iran terrorists

NO SALES AP provides access to this publicly distributed HANDOUT photo to be used only to illustrate news reporting or commentary on the facts or events depicted in this image. The families of dozens of American soldiers killed or wounded in Iraq are suing five international banks of conspiring with Iran to evade U.S. sanctions and provide material support to terrorist groups.

'I JUST WANT MY DOG BACK': Delta Air Lines loses passenger’s pooch before flight from California to Florida

Dog owner, Frank Ramano, says Delta Airlines lost his dog Ty, who was on a flight from LAX to Tampa. A search for the 6-year-old pit bull has entered its second week after the pooch vanished while boarding in Los Angeles on Oct. 31.

Miley, Ah-nuld’s son fuel relationship rumors, party hard in at Hollywood bash

Jodi Arias’ attorneys file to dismiss charges because of 'prosecutorial misconduct'

A JAN. 9, 2013, FILE PHOTO PHOENIX — Attorneys for convicted murderer Jodi Arias have filed a motion to dismiss all charges against her, alleging prosecutorial misconduct.

Kidnapped woman covered in bite marks rescued by Ga. police

One of the five kidnappers from Jonestown that were arrested for kidnapping a 21-year-old Caucasian woman. Vid link: http://www.wsbtv.com/videos/news/woman-recovering-after-kidnapping-in-clayton/vC2TPQ/ Police rescued a woman covered in bite marks from an attempted kidnapping Sunday when five assailants dragged the victim out of a Georgia motel in broad daylight.

Drunken Minnesota man who thought it was snowing arrested for driving bulldozer on streets

A driver was arrested after taking a front end loader out onto the streets over the weekend in Chisago County. According to the county sheriff�s office, the driver took the piece of equipment out and was arrested at 1 a.m. Nov. 9, 2014. A reportedly drunken Minnesota man was arrested when he was allegedly seen cruising the streets of Chisago County in a bulldozer early Sunday morning, according to CBS Minnesota.

Suspect in custody after armed hostage situation at Oklahoma office building: police

Authorities in Norman, Oklahoma are responding to a hostage situation that began earlier today, Monday November 11, 2014. Norman police are reporting that there are at least two hostages presently. A suspect is in custody following more than three hours of negotiations at the employer services company, Nextep, located south of Oklahoma City.
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Myers: Tom Coughlin should leave Giants on his own terms

Tom Coughlin has stuck around three years longer as the Giants head coach than Bill Parcells, has matched him with two Super Bowl trophies and could join him in Canton five years after the final season of his coaching career.

Knicks Insider: Jackson not laughing at NBA commish's jab

Mets Owner Fred Wilpon 1st quarter, New York Knicks vs. Orlando Magic at Madison Square Garden, NY, NY. November 10, 2014. (Corey Sipkin/New York Daily News) Phil Jackson knows his triangle offense will remain the hot-button topic around the Knicks, but the team president was not pleased that Adam Silver took an unprompted poke at the team’s growing pains last week.

Bondy: By beating Steelers, Jets show they won't quit on Rex

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The only thing to say about the Jets’ victory Sunday over Pittsburgh, at this sad stage of a lost season, is that it was very good for Rex Ryan’s résumé.

LeBron James records triple-double in win over Pelicans

LeBron James wanted so badly to give back to Cleveland fans after he played poorly in his emotion-laced home opener. They deserved something. On Monday night, he delivered a belated gift.
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Restaurant under investigation after children aged 2 and 8 down alcohol cocktails

Joe's Crab Shack. The seafood chain recently served alcohol to six children, ages 2-8, after mistaking it for an item off their kids menu. Six cousins, aged between 2 and 8, reportedly gulped down the rum and vodka-spiked beverages during a family visit to Joe's Crab Shack in Colorado Springs on Wednesday.

DCCC head Israel pushes for new post despite dismal midterms

Rep. Steve Israel, D-NY, listens as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., meets with reporters about the fiscal cliff negotiations at the Capitol in Washington, Friday, Dec. 21, 2012. Hopes for avoiding the "fiscal cliff" that threatens the U.S. economy fell Friday after fighting among congressional Republicans cast doubt on whether any deal reached with President Barack Obama could win approval ahead of automatic tax increases and deep spending cuts kick in Jan. 1. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) There were mixed feelings among Democrats after Israel (D-L.I.) made statements after the election saying he still wanted a leadership position.

Massachusetts town weighs nation’s first tobacco ban

THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 2014 PHOTO Board of health to hear public comments on proposal to end tobacco sales in Westminster.

NAZI NICKI? Minaj channels Hitler for crass new video

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Palestinian activist found guilty of immigration fraud after lying about terror conviction

Rasmieh Yousef Odeh, 67, is interviewed outside federal court in Detroit, Monday. A federal judge says a Chicago activist will be held without bond after being found guilty of immigration fraud for not disclosing her conviction and imprisonment in a Jerusalem supermarket bombing that killed two people.

YOU'BE BEEN HACKED: U.S. Postal Service says 620,000 employees victims of hacking attack

The U.S. Postal Service reported a data breach Monday that may have compromised personal information about its 500,000 employees as well as data on customers who contacted its call center from January through mid-August. The U.S. Postal Service said Monday it is the victim of a cyberattack and that information about its employees, including Social Security numbers, may have been compromised.

Oscar Pistorius appeal hearing for manslaughter conviction, jail time set for Dec. 9

Prosecutors said Monday their application to appeal against Oscar Pistorius’ manslaughter conviction and five-year prison sentence will be heard in a Pretoria court on Dec. 9.

Garth Brooks serenades cancer-stricken fan, gifts her his guitar

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New York’s Veterans Day Parade to boast fair weather, 25,000 marchers

NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 11: Members of United States Army march in the Veteran's Day Parade on November 11, 2013 in New York City. The parade included members of all four branches of service, as well as members of the Fire Department of New York (FDNY), New York Police Department (NYPD) and veterans from all major conflicts that the United States has been involved with since World War Two. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images) The forecast for the 2014 Veterans Day Parade on Tuesday is partly cloudy with a high temperature of 62 degrees and a 100% chance of patriotism.

Dogs of war to be honored with NYC Veterans Day Parade float

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Disabled vets get a small piece of D.C. with new memorial off beaten trail

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A ‘dough’ gooder, vet is guardian angel for World War I shrine in Queens

Former Navy seaman Ed Bergendahl will ride up Fifth Ave. aboard the Korean War Veterans float Tuesday — but his thoughts will likely be anchored in a little park in Queens.
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