Likes pigs dining at the trough, members of Congress just can’t get enough pork to bring back home. On a bipartisan basis, they have resurrected the old “member items” previously known as “congressional earmarks.” Both Democrats and Republicans believe it
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Shortly after Maureen McArdle Schulman retired from the New York City Fire Department in 2003, she would spend about a decade helping to watch over her young grandchildren. Afterwards, when she had the time to focus on the news and
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She might have lost two years ago, but that isn’t stopping Nan Hayworth from making another run at the 18th congressional seat against incumbent Sean Maloney. Hayworth, a former congresswoman for the 19th district before the voting lines were redrawn,
Read MoreBy Martin Wilbur The street vendor who helped thwart a May 1, 2010, Times Square terrorist scare officially announced Monday morning he is joining the race for the Democratic nomination in the 19th Congressional District. Duane Jackson, an 18-year Village
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