09.28.12 |
A two-day prayer assembly opens today on Independence Mall in Philadelphia. The gathering, called America for Jesus 2012, is being put on by a coalition of ministries known as One Nation Under God. Organizers describe the event as a ...
09.28.12 |
One sports league has settled its labor issues, while another is trying to work things out. Members of the NFL Referees Association will vote on a new eight-year collective bargaining agreement today and tomorrow. The regular refs ...
09.28.12 |
Debates are on the horizon, but President Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney remain on the campaign trail. Campaigning in Virginia, Obama continued to accuse Romney of embracing "top-down economics." He referred to ...
09.28.12 |
A California man linked to an anti-Islam film is being held in jail without bond. A judge issued the order after Nakoula Basseley Nakoula was arrested Thursday for allegedly violating the terms of his probation for a 2010 check fraud ...
09.27.12 |
Fall temperatures should be mild for New York and Pennsylvania. The National Weather Service in Binghamton has released their annual fall forecast. They say the month of October is going to have above normal temperatures and below normal rainfall ...
09.27.12 |
A new poll released by Franklin and Marshall College shows most voters are completely ok with the new state law requiring a photo identification to vote. 87 percent of voters said they were fine with the law and almost all of them, 99-percent, said ...
09.27.12 |
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has until next Wednesday to figure out if he's going to sign a bill that would boost the number of organ donors in the state. Currently, the organ donor question is optional on state department of motor vehicles ...
09.27.12 |
A judge Wednesday upheld pergury charges against two Penn State administrators accused of lying to the grand jury that investigated allegations against Jerry Sandusky. The judge said allegations against former Vice President Gary Schultz and ...
09.26.12 |
Four senators backed gay marriage in New York state in 2011, and now, a second one has likely lost his seat. After a count of absentee ballots, Roy McDonald was behind his opponent, Republican Saratoga County Clerk, Kathy Marchione, by 110 votes. ...
09.26.12 |
The U.S. Accountability Office wants the F.D.A. to update its laws on cell phones. It's been 15 years since exposure limits were set. Phone companies warn you to keep your phone 1 inch from your head. Dr. Sankjay Gupta says there are ways to limit ...
