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Escape From the Holy ShtetlWho’s Afraid of Him?

Jimmy Carter, having lived longer than he ever imagined possible, has no interest in reining himself in.

Morning in AmericaNeo-Spartan Warriors

In Union Square, a gang of youths are fighting.

One With the FreaksGet Shorties

The only thing that can stop short-sellers is a full-fledged market recovery.


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MorgenthauVance Keeps Advancing

D.A. Morgenthau’s former deputy pals with Paterson’s people.

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Money TroublesMoney Troubles

It was a good week for bad economic news. But which measures matter most to New Yorkers?


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Meet the Press NowMeet the Press Now

The commentariat Russert leaves behind has never been larger, or louder. But is it really any more powerful?


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Movie Star Wants Her Super Bowl RingGive Me My Super Bowl Ring

Kate Mara, a scion of the Giants’ co-owning family, is waiting for the stolen jewelry to be replaced.

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Linda SteinWhere Did Grandma Go?

Linda Stein’s daughter has written a book for children dealing with death.


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PatersonThe Governor’s New Friends

A selection of donors who gave $10,000 or more to Governor Paterson’s reelection campaign.

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The sound of numbers crunching could be heard all over the city last week.

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