May 13, 2007

How would we manage her care? Yet how could we leave her behind?

At a Brooklyn golf course, errant drives and nearby roads lead to smashed windows and raw nerves.

At the height of house tour season, a look at one Chappaqua couple who agreed to allow scores of strangers into their home to benefit the local historical society.

Calvin Borel has had a remarkable ride, from the son of a farmer to the winner of the Kentucky Derby.

Eleven athletes were inducted into the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in Commack last month.

Deaths from American and allied airstrikes are threatening popular support for the Afghan government and straining the NATO alliance.

The well-kept turn-of-the-century houses in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn, charmed Darcey Steinke.

Earmarks for religious organizations have increased sharply, and some of the groups have hired lobbyists.

Bill Clinton is the master strategist behind his wife’s candidacy, but there are potential pitfalls to his presence.

Jason Kidd had his 11th postseason triple-double, breaking a tie with Larry Bird for second place on the career list, as the Nets beat Cleveland at home Saturday.

As is so often the case with Rupert Murdoch, his bid for Dow Jones is counterintuitive and seemingly quixotic.

Derek Jeter, who has maintained a sunny outlook despite the Yankees’ erratic start, has been remarkably consistent at the plate over the past two seasons.