A Queens bus company involved in a fatal crash in Flushing in 2017 has committed 13 violations in several states since then — including citations for falsely reporting how long its drivers had been behind the wheel.
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It took the state of New York nearly 15 years after an initial investigation to revoke Nasim Haider's medical license, despite numerous accusations against him and a 2012 arrest.
Plans to shutter the lock-up have spurred calls to couple the closure with policy changes to help incarcerated youth.
Forced to flee his homeland, comedian Bassem Youssef vies to reinvent himself for U.S. audience as a documentary about him gains support from the likes of John Oliver and Ed Helms.
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More than two decades after a cop escaped charges in the fatal shooting of a 13 year old in Brooklyn, the boy's father is calling for a probe of prosecutors.
The story of Hal, the coyote who made it to Central Park, inspires annual treks by fans determined to retrace his steps.