Dan Margolis

U.S.

New York election map still blue

November 4, 2010 By Dan Margolis

New York state is now a redder shade of blue, but Democrats and progressives were able to, for the most part, fend off here the red tide that engulfed much of the country.

U.S.

Charges of coverup, racism in police shooting

November 2, 2010 By Dan Margolis

Details surrounding the fatal police shooting of Pace University football player Danroy Henry are murky, but a police leak has spurred charges of racism and a coverup.

U.S.

Stewart and Colbert draw mammoth crowd with many messages

November 1, 2010 By Dan Margolis

Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert framed Saturday's rally as a call for national unity and a rejection of media fear-mongering , but many participants had a more specific political message in mind.

U.S.

New York poised to reject tea party Paladino

October 29, 2010 By Dan Margolis

NEW YORK — With the election just a few days away, New York voters are expected to reject tea party candidate Carl Paladino, the Buffalo businessman on the Republican ticket.

Opinion

Why Glenn Beck is wrong on evolution

October 27, 2010 By Dan Margolis

It seems that if you want to find out the truth about something, all you need to do is listen to Glenn Beck. Take what he says, switch that statement to its opposite, and then you've...

U.S.

In New York governor race, there’s the serious and the fringe

October 22, 2010 By Dan Margolis

NEW YORK - Though there are a total of seven candidates for governor in the upcoming New York governor race, only two can be taken as serious candidates.

Labor