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By Josh Dzieza, on May 16th, 2013 The feds seize phone records every day without anyone ever finding out.
Continue reading It Could Happen to You
By By ARIEL KAMINER, on May 11th, 2013 Students are bombarding their dream schools with baked goods, craft projects and dossiers of testimonials in an effort to get an edge — and get off the waiting list.
Continue reading On the Waiting List, Some College Applicants Try a Little Dazzle
By By BENJAMIN WEISER, on May 11th, 2013 New York City violated federal law because its emergency management plans failed to address the needs of the disabled during Tropical Storm Irene, the government said on Friday.
Continue reading Storm Plans for Disabled Are Inadequate, U.S. Says
By By BENJAMIN WEISER, on May 10th, 2013 Ahmed Abassi is also accused of seeking to develop a terrorist network in the United States, federal prosecutors said.
Continue reading Tunisian Is Charged With Seeking to Build a Terrorist Network in the U.S.
By By RON NIXON, on May 3rd, 2013 Under pressure to reduce its dependence on federal subsidies, Amtrak is looking at either closing 28 short-haul routes or getting 19 states to share the costs.
Continue reading As Amtrak Aid Ends, States Face Decision on Local Routes
By By DWIGHT GARNER, on April 29th, 2013 The Irish novelist Edna O’Brien writes a memoir of her journey from 1930s Ireland to Swinging London and beyond.
Continue reading Books of The Times: Edna O’Brien’s Memoir, ‘Country Girl’
By By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM, on April 29th, 2013 The share of Americans holding jobs has failed to improve much over the last three years, but Federal Reserve officials show little interest in expanding their stimulus campaign.
Continue reading Fed Seen as Unlikely to Expand Asset Purchases
By Michael Tomasky, on April 29th, 2013 Sandra Day O’Connor rethinks Bush v. Gore, but that’s no reason to rethink her
Continue reading Now She Tells Us
By David Freedlander, on April 26th, 2013 Gary Maynard brought in the feds on his Baltimore jail’s gang-corrupted guards. David Freedlander reports.
Continue reading The Prison Sex Ring Cleanup Man
By By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM, on April 25th, 2013 Janet L. Yellen is seen as a logical candidate to succeed the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, but critics remain wary of her stance on inflation.
Continue reading Janet L. Yellen, Possible Fed Successor, Has Admirers and Foes
By By SAM ROBERTS, on April 21st, 2013 An analysis by the Bloomberg administration says that almost half of New York City’s population was poor or near-poor in 2011, raising concerns about any cutbacks in federal relief programs.
Continue reading City Report Shows a Growing Number Are Near Poverty
By By LIZ ALDERMAN, on April 18th, 2013 Greece’s economic free-fall is reshaping the lives of families with children, many of whom arrive at school hungry, underfed or even malnourished.
Continue reading More Children in Greece Start to Go Hungry
By By ERIK ECKHOLM, on April 12th, 2013 Youth advocates and judges say more children are being sent into the criminal justice system for acts like scuffles and truancy that are better handled in the principal’s office.
Continue reading With Police in Schools, More Children in Court
By By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE, on April 12th, 2013 A letter by girls at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., cites embarrassment at the plight of female students at a progressive institution.
Continue reading Phillips Andover Girls’ Leadership Debated
By By PETER LATTMAN, on April 12th, 2013 Federal prosecutors filed charges against Scott London, who spent nearly 29 years at the accounting giant KPMG, laying bare a brazen two-year scheme.
Continue reading DealBook: Former Partner at KPMG Charged With Insider Trading
By By PATRICK McGEEHAN, on April 11th, 2013 New York City officials and military representatives are preparing for a Fleet Week that will be significantly reduced if it occurs at all.
Continue reading Fleet Week Is Threatened by Federal Budget Cuts
By By JEREMY W. PETERS, on April 10th, 2013 The nomination of Sri Srinivasan to a federal appeals court will test an aggressive new strategy that the White House and Senate Democrats are hoping will put Republicans in a bind.
Continue reading Sri Srinivasan Gets Strong Push for Appeals Court
By By MICHAEL COOPER JACK HEALY and JONATHAN WEISMAN, on April 10th, 2013 As states like Colorado have enacted tougher firearm restrictions, the arcane rules of the United States Senate have dimmed the prospects of new federal regulations.
Continue reading State Action on Gun Laws Draws Contrast With Washington
By By MATTHEW L. WALD, on April 5th, 2013 The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday that it would halt the closings, part of a $637 million spending reduction at the agency, until June to allow for safety analyses.
Continue reading F.A.A. Will Delay Closings of Airport Towers Forced by Sequestration
By By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM, on April 5th, 2013 Federal Reserve officials are wondering how to remain cautious even as signs show that the labor market is improving more rapidly than expected.
Continue reading Fed Is Weighing a Reaction to Stirrings of Recovery
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