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A man robbed a bank of $1 so he could be sent to prison and get medical care.
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A man robbed a bank of $1 so he could be sent to prison and get medical care.
New York museums didn't think it was worth the effort.
Philip "Flip" Benham found guilty of misdemeanor stalking and violating North Carolina's new residential picketing law.
"Wanted by Jesus to stop killing babies."
From Horace Mann to Iraq to the tea party.
Though center says it's still going to be "large and strong."
A roundup of the latest as Hurricane Earl moves toward the East Coast.
He's maybe the worst candidate for Congress, ever.
Checking in with Scott Sartiano and Richie Akiva's progress at the former Plumm space.
The governor heads to Hollywood to offer a generous tax credit.
The controversial Marine, the first in Iraq to be accused of a capital crime, is throwing his hat in the political ring.
One of the Big Apple Barbecue Block Party's favorite pitmasters is making a New York encore.
A slew of reports out today show Obama gaining in national and swing-state polls.
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