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Robert Kolker

August 13, 2001 | Feature
Flier Beware

Flight delays should be the least of your worries. New York has the most crowded airspace in the world, plus antiquated equipment and lax security. Now more than ever, our airports are an accident waiting to happen.

December 11, 2000 | Feature
Film: Studio Musician
April 5, 1999 | Feature
High Caliber Justice

For more than 32 years, activist federal judge Jack Weinstein has used his Brooklyn courtroom as a cauldron for landmark cases, from Agent Orange to last month's trial finding manufacturers liable for illegal handgun sales. His justice may be blind, but it's not mute.

January 29, 2001 | Feature
Power Housing

As Andrew Cuomo flirts with a run for his father's old job, the homeless project that started him off aims for Blockbuster business.

July 26, 1999 | Feature
Return Fire

The Brooklyn gun-case lawyers take aim again -- as NAACP sharpshooters.

August 12, 2002 | Feature
Survivor N.Y.C.

It used to be paranoia. Now it's being prepared. Robert Kolker hangs out with urban survivalists who've made a science of getting ready for anything the city -- or Osama bin Laden -- might throw at them. Plus: Everything you'll need to survive in the city, whatever occurs, and answers to urban-terrorism FAQs.

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