Publication of the books, including "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street," and "If I Ran the Zoo," will cease because of their racist and insensitive imagery, the company that preserves the popular children's author's legacy announced. 

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MTA police partners who know Amdad Hossain as a participant in a department program for youths, are showing support by helping his family with groceries and paying regular visits to a hospital where he is being treated for a brain hemorrhage

Meanwhile, two top Democrats fault Republicans for defending Trump over similar accusations, Capitol riot.

The bill would prohibit Cuomo from using the powers to issue any new directives, officials said

Zeldin, a fourth-term congressman from Shirley, said he will begin calling Republican party leaders to assess the prospects of a race.

Adam D. Arena was the leader of a ring that used Social Security numbers stolen from people unlikely to check their credit histories to create synthetic — or fraudulent — identities, Suffolk District Attorney Timothy Sini's office said. 

Two senators and an activist say it doesn't appear the law was followed in two sexual harassment allegations against the governor.

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World War II veteran Frank Loglisci, who survived a pivotal naval battle against the Japanese, watches a parade of Nassau police vehicles honor him to celebrate his 100th birthday.