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Math tests for kindergartners?

The city is asking public school principals to consider giving math tests to kindergartners, a proposal that comes amid debate over the growing use of standardized tests nationwide.

Bloomberg eyes NYC skyline, sees wind turbines

New York's famous skyline may be getting a new addition: Wind turbines.

Fortune: Merrill's picked pockets

When Merrill Lynch announced last month that it would sell back its long-held stake in financial data provider Bloomberg L.P., chief executive John Thain was praised for moving aggressively to restore the firm's capital position and slim its bloated balance sheet.

Roads to Ruin: Interview with Mayor Bloomberg, Gov. Rendell

Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, a Democrat, and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a registered independent, talked with CNN's Campbell Brown about America's infrastructure, what scares them most and what can be done about the billion-dollar problem.

Time.com: Gates, Bloomberg to Fight Smoking

Microsoft founder Bill Gates and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg are pooling their piles of money to pour $375 million into a global effort to cut smoking

Second construction worker dies in New York crane collapse

New York suspended all construction crane activity in the city Friday after a crane collapse on the Upper East Side killed two construction workers.

Time.com: 2 Dead in NYC Crane Collapse

A construction crane collapsed Friday on New York's Upper East Side, smashing into a high-rise apartment building before crashing more than a dozen stories onto the street below

Time.com: For Bloomberg, Rumors About Future Persist

If you believe the rumors, it's as if Mayor Michael Bloomberg is having a midterm crisis.

Time.com: NYC Buildings Commissioner Quits

The city's buildings commissioner resigned Tuesday, under fire from irate residents and the mayor over a rising number of deadly construction accidents

Bloomberg: Next president will be 'adult'

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Thursday that whoever wins the presidency in November, "at least we'll have an adult in office who can lead and accomplish something."

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