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The New York City Planning Commission thinks it's a good idea to ruin everybody's view of the Empire State Building.
The Pentagon is moving on land, sea and air to meet a growing threat to national security: wind turbines.
Furloughed state workers in California are picketing Arnold’s new action film, aptly named “The Expendables.”
Columbus, OH has named a special task force to come up with a new slogan for the city.
Russian bookies are bidding to buy World Cup prognosticator Paul the Octopus. We’ve got a better idea.
The former Red Sox, Diamondbacks and Phillies ace doesn’t play ball anymore, but he’s shopping for a new location.
A major industry in Cleveland has decided to relocate to Miami.
After closing 10 percent of its facilities and eliminating 50,000 jobs, the U.S. Postal Service says it still faces a $7-billion deficit.
States may be having second thoughts about incentives promoting motion picture production in the wake of some recent embarrassments.
Detroit suffers another indignity, but there is a bright side.
