Friday, November 7, 2014

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Murder-for-Hire charge against AC/DC's Phil Rudd dropped due to 'insufficient evidence' — but threatening-to-kill, drugs allegations still remain

Phil Rudd drummer for AC/DC A New Zealand crown solicitor withdrew the most serious charge against AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd on Thursday, dropping the attempting to procure murder charge in an alleged murder plot involving "working girls."

Joran van der Sloot's two-inch stab wounds were self-inflicted: prison chief

(FILES): This January 11, 2012 file photo shows Dutch national Joran Van der Sloot arriving for a hearing at the Lurigancho prison in Lima, Peru. Dutch convicted killer Joran Van der Sloo, serving a 28-year sentence in Peru for murdering a youg woman, will marry a Peruvian in June, his lawyer said May 30, 2013. Attorney Maximo Altez said an official from the northern district of Ancon, where Van der Sloot is held, would perform the civil wedding ceremony at the Piedras Gordas maximum security prison outside Lima. AFP PHOTO / Files / ERNESTO BENAVIDESERNESTO BENAVIDES/AFP/Getty Images The once dubbed 'critical' stab wounds sustained in a Peruvian prison are being slammed as self-inflicted for sympathy, according to a report.

Stripper says Queens strip club stiffed her and fellow workers out of wages, tips: lawsuit

woman dance, silhouette in front of red background A former stripper says a Queens jiggle joint stiffed her and her coworkers out of their wages and tips, a bombshell class action lawsuit alleges.

Pilot killed when F-16 from Florida air base crashes into Gulf of Mexico

Florida Air Force base officials said they are operating under the assumption the fighter jet crashed in the Gulf of Mexico after they lost contact with the pilot at about 9:15 a.m. Thursday.
Lindsay Lohan's legal troubles may not be completely over.

OVERSEAS ISSUE: Calif. attorney irate over LiLo's U.K. community service

More than 600 service members believe they were exposed to chemical weapons in Iraq: report

Exported.; Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel ordered an internal review of military records after The New York Times reported in October that U.S. troops in Iraq encountered degraded chemical weapons from the 1980s that had been hidden or used in makeshift bombs.

BATTLE OF OHIO: Browns destroy Bengals 24-3, take over first place in AFC North

Brian Hoyer leads the Browns to their first road win inside the division since 2008 in a 24-3 pasting of the Bengals Thursday night. The Cleveland Browns took full advantage of Andy Dalton’s miserable night Thursday, dominating the Cincinnati Bengals 24-3 in an AFC North showdown that was shockingly one-sided from the outset.

House Speaker John Boehner warns President Obama that executive action on immigration will 'poison the well'

epa04479343 Republican Speaker of the House from Ohio, John Boehner speaks to the media about the Republican route in the US midterm elections in the US Capitol in Washington, DC, USA, 06 November 2014. According to early 05 November results from 04 November's voting, Republicans took over the governor's office from previously solid Democratic states including Massachusetts, Maryland and even Illinois - President Barack Obama's home state. EPA/JIM LO SCALZO It took two days for the atmosphere in Washington to turn nasty again.

YEEHAW! Pippa learns how to do-si-do in Wyoming

Newly declassified audio reveals unscripted daily life in the Nixon White House

DEC. 19, 1969, FILE PHOTO Newly declassified segments from the diary of President Richard Nixon's chief-of-staff provide a detailed, subtle portrait of the disgraced president as H.R.

S&M girlfriend who helped orchestrate rape and murder of teenage girl denied parole

FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 2014 FILE POOL PHOTO The woman who helped orchestrate a gruesome rape and murder of a college student by luring the young woman to her boyfriend’s apartment in 2012 was denied parole Thursday.

Spa Castle neighbors sue over worry that condo views will be ruined by nude-friendly Manhattan resort

Residents of 465 Park Ave are upset at their new neighbors Spa Castle located at 115 E 57th St. over their "nudity friendly" policies. Pictured in 115 E 57th St. A planned “nudity friendly spa” in Midtown isn’t being very friendly with neighbors, court documents claim.

Daughter of Pennsylvania woman killed by wealthy professor dad awarded $124 million

Rafael Robb, shown handcuffed before a 2007 court appearance, will pay $124 million to his daughter after pleading guilty to the death of his wife, Ellen. The imprisoned ex-University of Pennsylvania professor that murdered his wife with an exercise bar will pay $124 million to his estranged daughter.

J.Lo on Affleck split: 'It felt like my heart had been torn out'

Jennifer Lopez writes about ex-husband Ben Affleck in new memoir, "True Love".

Gonzalez: GOP detest amnesty for immigrants, love it for biz

NOV 5 2014 FILE PHOTO The same Republican leaders who decry any mention of amnesty for undocumented immigrants are more than ready to grant amnesty to corporate tax dodgers.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD'S DEAD: Man buys foreclosed Florida home, finds CORPSE in bedroom

William Wilson bought a foreclosed home in Cape Coral he found a corpse on the master bedroom floor. November 6, 2014 William Wilson, who bought the home Tuesday for $96,000 at a foreclosure auction, was shocked to find the decaying remains lying on the master bedroom floor when he went to inspect the property.

14 Brooklyn thugs from Latin Kings arrested for allegedly planning attacks on victims who insulted their gang

Blanco Luis A kingdom of alleged Latin Kings gangbangers with a variety of royal nicknames was toppled by the authorities with the arrests of 14 people, authorities said Thursday.

HELP IS ON THE WAY: City hospitals hit by Hurricane Sandy getting $1.6B FEMA grant

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The night that Hurricane Sandy struck, Coney Island Hospital’s emergency room flooded, the lights and phones went out and a fire raged outside.

Bernard Kerik: It's up to the warden and his staff to ensure security policies and procedures are carried out

Former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik arrives for a court hearing in the Manhattan borough of New York August 19, 2014. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri (UNITED STATES - Tags: CRIME LAW POLITICS) The former correction boss says recent undercover investigation at Rikers raises serious questions.

Department of Correction boss says violence reduction is his highest priority on Rikers Island

Corrections Commissioner Joe Ponte at the City Council Chambers in City Hall, New York on Monday, June 2, 2014. The City Council asked him questions about growing violence and recent inmate deaths at Rikers Island. (Andrew Savulich/New York Daily News) I have zero tolerance for anyone, including staff, bringing contraband into Department of Correction facilities.
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Madden: Late Yanks owner George Steinbrenner would fight to dump A-Rod

Exported.; EXP; There was a time, during Alex Rodriguez’s 2013 “wild west show” summer of lies, lawsuits, demonstrations and general anti-Yankee, anti-MLB mayhem, that baseball’s now most notorious drug cheat invoked the name of George Steinbrenner in an email to Yankee president Randy Levine, pleading for a truce.

Raissman: Latest A-Rod drama is juicy Yankees camp preview

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The unexpected arrival of another Alex Rodriguez news cycle spares us from focusing on the NFL dreck Jets and Giants owners are putting on the field. Or all those incredibly riveting stories about a plane pulling a “Fire John Idzik” sign over Woody’s Turnover Factory.

Andrew Cuomo rejects criticism lobbed against him for GOP takeover of state Senate

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Don’t blame me for Democrats’ failure to capture the state Senate, Gov. Cuomo said Thursday.

Queens dad bludgeoned son, wife and mother-in-law before cutting own neck: cops

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Little Dennis Liang was in stable condition at Long Island Jewish Hospital after the horrific events unfolded about 9:15 p.m. Wednesday in Flushing.

MTA head says $32 billion budget necessary to make all upgrades, fixes

Tom Prendergast, Chairman and CEO of the MTA, speaks to the General Contractors Association of New York regarding the MTA capital plan at the Cornell Club in Manhattan on November 6, 2014. Michael Graae/For New York Daily News MTA Chairman Tom Prendergast said he’d personally take the blame if the Metropolitan Transit Authority is forced to shrink its proposed $32 billion construction and maintenance program.
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Mortimer B. Zuckerman hailed as ‘Living Landmark’ of NYC

This year’s honorees are restaurant critic Gael Greene, businessman and philanthropist Leonard Lauder, Broadway impresarios Daryl and Jordan Roth (the first mother-son honorees), Phoenix House founder Dr. Mitch Rosenthal, and media and real estate mogul Mort Zuckerman. Zuckerman, chairman and publisher of the The Daily News, was among six New Yorkers bestowed with the honor Thursday night by the New York Landmarks Conservancy. The award recognizes people who have contributed to the growth and preservation of New York.

Bill de Blasio, NY Democrats heading to Puerto Rico for Somos el Futuro junket

Mayor de Blasio, still reeling after his push for a Democratic-controlled State Senate fell short at the ballot box, was scheduled to arrive in San Juan Thursday night. New York top Democrats will be yukking it up in sunny Puerto Rico over the next couple of days for the annual Somos el Futuro junket.

Nine bandits sought for ripping off Barneys New York Co-OP on Atlantic Ave. in Brooklyn: NYPD

Eight men and one woman allegedly stole around $5000 in men’s clothing from Barneys New York’s Brooklyn location on Oct. 19. Nine bandits wanted to dress to the nines — but they didn’t want to pay for it.

Wild motorist 'Afroduck' who sped around Manhattan in just 24 minutes is convicted of reckless driving

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Adam Tang, 31, who went by “Afroduck” when he did a 24-minute lap around the borough and posted his August 2013 feat on YouTube, was caught after the daring and dangerous footage was seen by police.

Troubled Amanda Bynes seen sleeping in mall after parents give up on her

Husband indicted in Colorado woman's fatal fall at Rocky Mountain National Park while hiking

Harold Henthorn is accused of murdering his wife of 12 years, Toni. Her death in 2012 was similiar to the death of Henthorn's first wife, Sandra, when both met fatal accidents with their then-husband. A Colorado man has been indicted on first-degree murder charges two years after his second wife fell to her death under mysterious circumstances at Rocky Mountain National Park.

Bronx NYPD cop accused of harassment — including groping women and exposing himself — by 3 female officers in lawsuit

Bronx Lt. Alexander Rojas often gave unwanted hugs and shared nude photos, suit says. Officers Maria Lampley, Claudia Melara and Dawn Sprague say Lt. Alexander Rojas relentlessly hit on them and became progressively more brazen and boorish as they refused his advances.

'I don't know if we will ever know': After six months, no motive found for family murder-suicide at Florida home of tennis star James Blake

AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY THE HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE. BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE. After a long and copious investigation, Florida authorities have closed the book on harrowing family murder case without being able to establish a motive for killings.

WATCH Pizza employee attacks gun-waving masked robber suspected of harrassing Washington state chain

Jordan Raudenbush confronted the robber after he barged into the Lacey Pizza Time on Nov. 1 and wrestled him out the door. Jordan Raudenbush shoved an armed robber - suspected of plaguing his employer, Pizza Time - out the door amid gunfire.

Texas hospital worker who contracted Ebola to be cleared Friday following 21-day quarantine

DALLAS, TX - OCTOBER 14: The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, where health care worker Nina Pham, is being treated for the Ebola virus is seen on October 14, 2014 in Dallas, Texas. Pham contracted the virus when she provided treatment to Thomas Eric Duncan, the West African man who later died from the disease. (Photo by Mike Stone/Getty Images) The unidentified individual was assigned additional supervision after handling medical waste on Oct. 17 that may have been associated with one of the three Texas patients who were diagnosed with the deadly virus.

WONDER-FUL: Stevie goes old school at soulful MSG concert

Stevie Wonder performs at MSG

SEE IT 'Thank you for finding me': Daughter given up by 14-year-old NY mother reunited after 47 years

Candy Wagner sees her daughter Barbara Jo Gowan for the first time. Wagner was forced to give Gowan up for adoption when she was pregnant as a high school student. Candy Wagner never stopped looking for the baby girl she gave up for adoption as a 14-year-old at a Queens Salvation Army home for unwed mothers in 1967.

Penn State ‘probably’ should not have fired Joe Paterno after Jerry Sandusky scandal: former Pa. governor

Surrounded by his players Chris McKelvy, left, Steve Delich, center and Damone Jones, Penn State head coach Joe Paterno paces the sidelines during the first quarter against Northwestern in Evanston, Ill., on Saturday, Oct. 20, 2001. Penn State defeated Northwestern 38-35 tying Paterno with Bear Bryant for the most college football coaching victories. (AP Photo/Brian Kersey) Original Filename: PENN_STATE_NORTHWESTERN_EVS108.jpg Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett, who lost his re-election bid on Tuesday, said late Penn State coach Joe Paterno “probably” should not have been fired.

Apache helicopter crashes during Army National Guard training mission in Idaho, leaving 2 dead

An Apache helicopter airborne and a Blackhawk helicopter. An Apache crashed during an Army National Guard training mission in Boise late Thursday, just outside Gowen Field Air National Guard Base. An Idaho National Guard spokesman confirms that an Army National Guard helicopter has gone down.

Chicago Archdiocese publishes 15K pages of documents detailing more than 350 cases of child abuse incidents

Attorney Jeff Anderson (second from left), speaks at a news conference in January where documents show Catholic priests who were accused of sexually abusing minors in the Archdiocese of Chicago. The Archdiocese of Chicago is set to release 15,000 pages of documents Thursday that detail how the organization internally dealt with decades of child abuse by dozens of priests.

Fugitive creep accused of drowning border collie by tying it to a bowling ball caught in Nevada

William Meek, 47, was arrested in Reno on a felony warrant for allegedly drowning a dog in the American River in Sacramento. A Sacramento man who's been on the lam for five months has been arrested for allegedly drowning his girlfriend's dog by tying it to a bowling ball and heaving it into the American River.
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Isola: Knicks vs. Nets shows NY hoops' state of mess

Deron Williams The YES Network’s promo for Friday’s Knicks-Nets game tells us that the “rivalry rages on,” which may be the most extreme case of hyperbole ever recorded in New York sports history.

Rex has toy chopper drag 'Go Jets' sign after GM fly-by rip

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi Rex Ryan can’t buy a win these days, but he’s always good for a joke — even when everyone else is laughing at his team. A day after a plane flew over the team’s practice with a “FIRE JOHN IDZIK” banner trailing behind it, the head coach scrambled a small remote-control helicopter to fly over the team’s indoor field while players were stretching. The helicopter had a banner that said: “Go Jets.”

Health of Seahawks offensive line big factor vs. Giants

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - OCTOBER 09: Head coach Pete Carroll of the Seattle Seahawks looks on from the sideline during their game against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium on October 9, 2011 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images) Tom Cable has been coaching in the NFL for 27 years, including three tumultuous seasons at the helm of the Raiders.

Jets will face the Miami Dolphins in London in 2015

Oct 27, 2013; London, United Kingdom; A general view of the British flag and the United States flag on the field during the playing of the national anthem prior to the NFL International Series game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Fish and chips would never taste so sweet to Rex Ryan. The Jets will play the Dolphins in London next year, the NFL announced Thursday. What is not known? Whether Ryan will be with them.
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IT'S ABOUT TIME! Civil War officer — killed on the battlefield in 1863 — receives Medal of Honor

Obama is bestowing the nation’s highest military honor on the Union Army officer Thursday Nov. 6, 2014 who was killed more than 150 years ago in the Battle of Gettysburg. Cushing died in July 1863 while standing his ground against Pickett’s Charge. President Barack Obama on Thursday recognized the heroism of a Union Army officer who was killed during the Battle of Gettysburg, an honor that was more than 150 years in the making.

Texas judge halts health benefits to same-sex spouses who are Houston city employees

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