The lawyer for the Ecuadorian pizza deliveryman who was arrested again after being detained earlier this year says the case against his client is weak and that factual allegations didn’t
ON THIS DAY IN 1946, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported, “New York today gave the arriving delegates to the United Nations General Assembly a rousing welcome. Along the built-up canyons of lower
NOTABLE PEOPLE born on this day include sportscaster and former football player DOUG FLUTIE, who was born in 1962; talk show host NANCY GRACE, who was born in 1959; Oscar
It was a sea of pink in Coney Island. For the second straight year in Coney, and the 16th in Brooklyn, the American Cancer Society (ACS) hosted the annual Making
BOSTON— It took more than a century for these clubs to finally meet again in the Fall Classic. They had plenty of stars, especially during baseball’s Golden Era — Ted
The Kings County Criminal Bar Association held its first continuing legal education seminar in Brooklyn Heights on Thursday since last May. Jerome Greco, a digital forensics staff attorney at the
Bestselling Brooklyn author Susan Elia MacNeal keeps readers guessing with her new novel “The Prisoner in the Castle.” Sometimes a spy can know too much — and as WWII rages,
Some of the best-known examples of artificial intelligence are Siri and Alexa, which listen to human speech, recognize words, perform searches and translate the text results back into speech. But
Dr. Peter Gold, an orthopedic surgeon, saved a woman’s life — but he didn’t need a scalpel to do it. Gold saved 54-year-old Wendy Fullem’s life by donating his stem