Debbie Almontaser will not sue the Department of Education, she said Tuesday, despite a ruling from a federal commission that the city discriminated against her by forcing her to resign in 2007.
Wed 26 May 2010
Wed 18 Nov 2009
Filed under: New York Times, Newspaper and Mail Deliverers’ Union, New York Post, New York Daily News, Ethics, New York City — @ 3:57 am
Records from The New York Times, The New York Post, The Daily News and El Diario were sought in a corruption investigation.
Mon 9 Nov 2009
Filed under: New York Post, Sales, Layoffs and Job Reductions, New York Daily News, Murdoch, Rupert, Newspapers, Computers and the Internet — @ 4:13 am
Nearly every paper in America has lost circulation, but The New York Post more than most — down almost 30 percent in 2.5 years.
Mon 3 Aug 2009
Filed under: Robins, Natalie, New York Hospital, New York Times, New York Post, Deaths (Obituaries), Hospitals, Suits and Litigation — @ 6:51 am
His grief and outrage at the death of his daughter, Libby, in a hospital led to changes in how young physicians are trained.
Mon 3 Aug 2009
Filed under: New York Post, United States Politics and Government, Newspapers, Politics and Government, Education and Schools — @ 5:31 am
The newspaper hired a clown to roam the corridors of the New York State Capitol, making the media circus literal.
Mon 18 May 2009
Fighting a libel suit, The Post recently subpoenaed members of a judge’s family and at least eight other judges on the Brooklyn bench.
Wed 25 Feb 2009
Filed under: Cartoons and Cartoonists, News Corporation|NWS.A|NASDAQ, New York Post, Newspapers, Murdoch, Rupert, Obama, Barack — @ 1:55 am
The News Corporation chairman offered a rare personal apology after The New York Post ran a cartoon that some called a racist attack on President Obama.
Tue 24 Feb 2009
Filed under: First Amendment (US Constitution), Cartoons and Cartoonists, New York Post, Race, Sharpton, Al, Blacks, Newspapers — @ 5:22 am
Opinions differ on how awful The New York Post’s chimpanzee cartoon last week was, but calls for the government to get involved are misguided.
Mon 6 Oct 2008
Filed under: New York Times, Hamilton, Alexander, New York Post, New York Daily News, Bloomberg, Michael R, Newspapers, Politics and Government — @ 5:34 pm
Before Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced his controversial run for another term, he locked up support of the editorial pages of three city newspapers.
Sun 11 May 2008
Cablevision appeared likely to prevail in the bidding for the newspaper after the News Corporation pulled out.
