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Homeless Youth Advocates Push Back Against Bloomberg's 2013 Budget

On Thursday, more than 150 advocates and homeless youth gathered on the steps of New York City Hall to protest Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposed budget for next year, which they say would cut 60 percent of the city's current funding for homeless youth services.

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Soda Today, Schmeers Tomorrow: Bloomberg's Ban A Slippery Slope?

NEW YORK -- Just how far would a government go to protect us from ourselves?

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06/03/12 5 smartest cities in America Source: SmartPlanet Short of a national IQ test, few metrics provide a insight into the intelligence of a city the way college degrees do.
06/03/12 New York Times: We Deserve the Soda Ban Source: KNUS 710 - Denver CO Do New York City residents deserve Mayor Bloomberg's ban on large sodas because they voted him in in the first place?
06/03/12 Categorizing the Twitter Movie Title Parodies of... Source: Daily Intelligencer Last Thursday, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's declared war on all 16 ounces-or-larger soda cups and bottles : his latest hit on all things fattening in New York City. It wasn't long before Bloomberg was once again accused of running a nanny state (see him cast as Mrs. Doubtfire in this full-page New York Times ad.)
06/03/12 The View From City Hall (Wall Street Journal) Source: Mountain Home News - Elmore County ID Michael Bloomberg made a rare transition, founding an innovative news businessâand then taking on one of the toughest jobs in politics, mayor of New York City. The Wall Street Journal's Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg spoke with the mayor about government, technology and media, and how they all come together.
06/03/12 Mayor Bloomberg Joins Political Bigwigs At Celebrate... Source: NY1 News - New York NY Sunday's Celebrate Israel Parade on Fifth Avenue brought together more than 200 organizations, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Senator Charles Schumer and thousands of onlookers to mark the Middle Eastern nation's 64th birthday.