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• FDIC: Poor, minorities struggle to access banks

  Wed Dec 2, 2009
  • You're obviously not a New Yorker, so you couldn't possibly understand what I mean. But in other Manhattan neighborhoods there was a branch of my bank at least every 5 blocks.

• Atlanta mayor's race headed for recount

  Wed Dec 2, 2009
  • Show me a government in any major U.S. city that hasn't had its fair share of crooks and dishonest people!!! It has nothing to do with race

• FDIC: Poor, minorities struggle to access banks

  Wed Dec 2, 2009
  • I understand the point of this story. I was a longtime resident of a mostly minority neighborhood in NYC. I had to walk at least 15 blocks to the nearest branch of my bank.

• Suspect nabbed after 4 killed in N.C. shooting

  Mon Nov 2, 2009
  • Aggravated felony=deportation straight from prison. This guy was let out of prison and under state supervision which says that he is most likely a US citizen. In a lot of cases, a DUI is not considered an aggravated felony, so no, those people are not deported.

• Suspect nabbed after 4 killed in N.C. shooting

  Mon Nov 2, 2009
  • Why do all of you automatically assume he's here illegally, just because he has a Spanish surname? My first guess would be that he's not only here legally, but a US citizen.... after being convicted of and serving time for kidnapping, he would have been deported were he not a US citizen.

• Suspect nabbed after 4 killed in N.C. shooting

  Mon Nov 2, 2009
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• Beer-drinking Muslim woman's caning gets OK

  Mon Sep 28, 2009
  • How soon people forget..... Wasn't it CHRISTIAN teetotalers that had the US Constitution amended to prohibit the manufacture and sale of alcohol from about 1920-1933? Aren't there still some places in the US where the sale of alcohol is prohibited?

• NAACP chief outlines new 'human rights' focus

  Tue Feb 3, 2009
  • I disagree... I think a lot of Americans are asking those same questions!

• Obama gives D.C. cold shoulder over 'some ice'

  Wed Jan 28, 2009
  • NYC is one of the most populated areas in the United States. Nothing short of the "blizzard of the century" would cause business as usual to stop here.