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• B’KLYN’S SAMUEL IS ONE HALL OF A GRIDIRON PRIZE

  New York City has churned out All-Americans on the football field in recent years, including Florida’s Dominique Easley, Clemson’s Ebenezer Ogundeko and Notre Dame’s Ishaq Williams. For once, however, the city has a prospect who isn’t highly sought-after...

• FED UP!

  When Gretchen Schroeder attended the first day of last May’s Great GoogaMooga food festival in Prospect Park, she anticipated an afternoon spent sampling delectable bites from New York’s top restaurants, while enjoying the Brooklyn park’s natural surroun...

• MR. BIG SHOT

  DAVID ROSENZWEIGRon Galella, seen here at his Montville, NJ, home, is the don of paparazzi. Ron Galella has seen everything. And photographed it. The walls of his 7,000-square-foot Montville, NJ, mansion are adorned with hundreds of images he’s shot of t...

• CUNY’S GENERAL COUP

  The City University of New York has scored big yet again: It announced this week that it has roped in a marquee name as a visiting professor at its Macaulay Honors College: David Petraeus. A key nonprofit group, American Corporate Partners — which helps ...

• EXHIBITION SEASON ENDS VS. ARMY

  The Yankees finish their exhibition season today when they play Army at West Point at 2 p.m. Adam Warren is scheduled to make the start in the Yankees’ final game before opening the season Monday against the Red Sox in The Bronx. The Yankees faced the Ca...

World View

• Standards Clash in Bangladesh Reforms

  —Ann Zimmerman in Dallas, Tripti Lahiri in Dhaka, Karen Johnson in Toronto and Suzanne Kapner in New York contributed to this article. When Wal-Mart Stores Inc. publicly blacklisted about 250 Bangladesh factories this week, it said it was trying to alert...

• Military's tipping point on rape

  The U.S. military seems increasingly incapable of policing itself or ridding its ranks of sexual predators, watchdogs charge, but the latest litany of accusations — leveled Tuesday at Fort Hood — has thrust the Pentagon to the brink of wholesale reform l...

• Prince Harry and PM David Cameron ride red London bus downtown New York to promote UK business in America

  They rode through the city on the Routemaster as part of a campaign to showcase British commercial and cultural successes. The pair were also presented with “mini-me” dolls of themselves. Mr Cameron, 46, joked that the 14ft-high bus narrowly missed the c...

• Museum of the Confederacy opening Gettysburg show

  May 1, 2013: A book of Confederate Brigadier General Lewis A. Armistead's brigade records a list of casualties for the regiment for the battle of Gettysburg in a work room at the museum in Richmond, Va.The Associated Press May 1, 2013: Senior curator for...

• Photo-Op: The Sun King

  'We're gonna rock all our blues away,' Elvis Presley sang at Sun studios in Memphis on Sept. 10, 1954. And so he did, almost from the moment 'That's All Right' hit the radio that summer. In early 1956, Alfred Wertheimer was assigned to photograph their 2...

More Reports

• William Miles, Maker of Documentaries About Black History, Dies at 82

  William Miles, a self-taught filmmaker whose documentaries revealed untold stories of black America, including those of its heroic black soldiers and of life in its signature neighborhood, Harlem, where he himself grew up, died on May 12 in Queens. He wa...

• Boston Bruins inspired by Army Rangers jacket

  Boston defenseman Andrew Ference, center, with teammates Greg Campbell, Johnny Boychuk and Rich Peverley, from left, on April 10, was given an Army Rangers jacket that the Bruins are awarding to their game MVP. Associated Press BOSTON – In the corner of ...

• Alex Gibney: Julian Assange has become like “those he despises”

  But Assange himself is only one player in “We Steal Secrets,” which features interviews with intelligence insiders, journalists and many of Assange’s former colleagues at WikiLeaks. The film’s one true hero might be Pfc. Bradley Manning, the U.S. Army in...

• General: Threat from homemade bombs here to stay

  An Army team transfers the remains of Spc. Thomas P. Murach May 7 at Dover Air Force Base, Del. Murach, 22, of Meridian, Idaho, died of injuries sustained when an IED struck his vehicle in Afghanistan's Kandahar province.(Photo: Steve Ruark, AP) General ...

• Army Black Knights Receives Marketing, Sponsorship Boost From Tommy Moloney's Through 2016

  WEST POINT, N.Y., May 16, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The Black Knights and its athletic multimedia rights holder, Army Sports Properties, are proud to announce our newest corporate partner for Army Athletics Association. The recently secured, Maspeth, N...

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