May 26, 2012

Fallout from JPMorgan Chase’s bad bets is revealing lapses in the policing of the office that disclosed a multibillion trading loss.

Parents are questioning the long-term effects of the often-used laxative, Miralax, which has become a staple in many American households since it was first introduced 13 years ago.

The team officially lifted Mike Woodson’s interim title and signed him to a multiyear contract — the reward for salvaging a seemingly dismal season and guiding the Knicks into the playoffs.

Much of the food-snob energy in New York will percolate this summer in street markets, festivals, food truck feedlots and underground events.

A shift in computer technologies would relieve radio spectrum congestion caused by the popularity of smartphones, the authors of a report said.

Recalling one of the most glittering sights of the Roaring Twenties: the Casino, the Central Park night spot where “Gentleman Jimmy” Walker and his mistress played.

Sea Gate, a small waterfront neighborhood of about 800 single-family homes in Coney Island, is an exclusive enclave, but not in the usual way.

Adam Henrique scored off a wild scramble in front of Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist 1 minute 3 seconds into overtime, sending the Devils to the Stanley Cup finals against the Los Angeles Kings.

From a distance, her four-night run of shows at Revel seemed to be functioning as an advertisement for the grand opening of the $2.4 billion casino and hotel.

At least 32 children were among more than 90 people killed in Houla, Syria, top United Nations officials said, accusing Syria’s government of “indiscriminate” shelling.

Starting when he was 12 and lasting through 15 major league seasons as a pitcher, including time with the Red Sox and the Mets, Bob Ojeda has had an intense relationship with pain.

Criminals filing false tax returns with made-up incomes have received hundreds of millions of dollars in refunds, law enforcement officials say.