DALLAS — If Robert F. Kennedy Jr. were your electrician, you’d get a shock every time you touched a light switch. As U.S. Health and Human Services secretary, he is dangerously steering us away from one of the greatest public … Continued
Alayeto, the only Bronx-based candidate who aims to secure the City Council seat representing East Harlem and the South Bronx, is officially on the ballot for the Democratic primaries, judges ruled on Wednesday. Community Board 1 Chair Clarisa Alayeto, who … Continued
Now it’s a playoff series. An old saying suggests a series isn’t a series until the road team wins a contest on the opponent’s home floor. That actually occurred in Game 1, when the Warriors won at Target Center. But … Continued
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A former contract employee for the city of Lakeland charged with stealing – and then pawning – several items from the city was given 18 months of supervised probation on Wednesday and put into a diversion program. Shane Lawson Jacks, … Continued
By Milena Malaver and Jay Weaver, Miami Herald (TNS) When entering the United States through an airport or seaport, your electronic devices — laptops, phones, tablets — can be subject to search by Customs and Border Protection. Related Articles How … Continued