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EA cuts Electronic Arts plans to eliminate 1,500 jobs and close several facilities after reporting its 11th straight quarterly loss. The maker of "Madden NFL" reported its sec ond-quarter loss widened to $391 million, or $1.21 a share, from a loss ... Full Story »

On Saturday, the House debated and passed landmark health-care legislation. As much as I wanted to vote for reform, I stood as the only downstate New York member of Congress voting "no." When I won last year, becoming the first Democrat to repres... Full Story »

In his election-night acceptance speech, New Jersey Gov.-elect Chris Christie aimed straight at the Garden State's entrenched political class, vowing to "turn Trenton on its head." As his victory suggests, many residents would welcome such dramatic r... Full Story »

MAJ. Nidal Malik Hasan, the Army psychiatrist who killed 13 of his fellow soldiers in a rampage at Fort Hood, is a most unlikely victim of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He never experienced any combat-related trauma. He had never even bee... Full Story »

As President Obama belatedly appears at Fort Hood today, will he dare to speak the word "terror?" He won't use the word "Islamist." If he mentions Islam at all, it'll be to sing its praises yet again. We've already learned that Islamist terrorist... Full Story »

Gov. Paterson called lawmakers to Albany today to address the state's $3.2 billion cash shortfall. "We're running out of money," he told them yesterday. Indeed, the state's coffers may be empty within weeks, he warned. Albany must act "not tomorr... Full Story »

Late Saturday night, House Democrats slipped through the largest piece of legislation America's seen in decades. If it becomes law, it would radically alter American life in countless ways -- for the worse. Indeed, the 2,000-page health-care "... Full Story »

Didn't anyone in the US Army notice what Sen. Joe Lieberman says were "very, very strong warning signs" that Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the alleged Ft. Hood gunman, had become a "self-radicalized, home-grown terrorist"? US intelligence agencies repo... Full Story »

I am a longtime reader of The Post and was reminded of why I like your paper when I read Ralph Peters' article "Call This Horror by Its Name: Islamist Terror" (Nov. 7). Finally, a refreshing dose of reality and a media source not afraid of the tru... Full Story »

SundayNovember 15Double Dutch treatYou get two chances to celebrate our Dutch ancestry today, what with the Old First Reformed Church hosting an authentic 17th-century service with period costumes, music and food. Later, head for the Lefferts homeste... Full Story »

The musical kicks off its revival, which started at the Kennedy Center, tonight at the Neil Simon Theatre. Tickets range from $46.50-$126.50. For more information and to buy tickets, call 212-307-4100. ... Full Story »

The actress and "Six Feet Under" star, who most recently offered up her voice to Spike Jonze's "Where the Wild Things Are," will play a jazz show with her band tonight at Joe's Pub. For more information, call 212-539-8777. ... Full Story »

The tennis star will discuss his autobiography, "Open," today at the Fifth Avenue Barnes & Noble. For more information, call 212-697-3048 or visit www.barnesandnoble.com. ... Full Story »

The Indian singer will be joined by special guests like John Popper at this family-friendly concert. The best part? Tickets are only $9. For more information, call 212-247-7800 or visit www.carnegiehall.org. ... Full Story »

KILLEEN, Texas — A lawyer for the Army psychiatrist accused in a deadly shooting spree at Fort Hood, Texas, said Monday he asked investigators not to question his client and expressed doubt that the suspect would be able to get a fair trial, given th... Full Story »

This year's honorees include The Hudson River Foundation, The Staten Island Foundation, Cynthia Mailman and Lenore Miller. There will be a buffet dinner and open bar. Tickets are $100 per person. For more information, call 718-483-7113 or visit ww... Full Story »

This musical revue for the entire family will feature hits from "Wicked," "The Sound of Music" and more -- for a fraction of the price. Also tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $15-$28. For more information, call 718-442-2900 or visit www.stgeorgeth... Full Story »

This musical revue for the entire family will feature hits from "Wicked," "The Sound of Music" and more -- for a fraction of the price. Tickets range from $15-$28. For more information, call 718-442-2900 or visit www.stgeorgetheatre.com. ... Full Story »

The singer plays Bootleg Mannings tonight. For more information, call 718-981-4988 or visit www.bootlegmannings.com. ... Full Story »

This weekly event, held every Thursday morning, includes storytelling, craft-making, music, singing and dancing. For more information and to make reservations, call 718-351-1611 or visit www.historicrichmondtown.org. ... Full Story »

Enjoy free admission every Wednesday from 2-4:45 p.m. For more information about the zoo, call 718-442-3100 or visit www.statenislandzoo.org. ... Full Story »

Director of Science Ed Johnson hosts bird walks to explore the fall, south-bound migration. Visitors should bring binoculars and field guides. For more information, call 718-727-1135 or visit www.statenislandmuseum.org. ... Full Story »

The businesses along one of Bay Ridge’s main drags want to know what those who live in the community enjoy along the strip.To that end, the Merchants of Third Avenue (MTA) has launched a survey that is meant to identify the sorts of businesses that c... Full Story »

The autumn harvest offers creative cooks a wide array of flavor options that can be contrasted and combined in innumerable variations, flirtatiously teasing the palate as they charm the eye.Such sweet vegetables as winter squash have their dulcet ton... Full Story »

It took about 40 years, but a traffic light is finally being installed at the intersection of Farragut Road and East 79th Street.Assemblymember Helene Weinstein shared the news with members of the Friends United Block Association (FUBA), gathered at ... Full Story »