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AP sports writer's harrowing tale of Sandy

By DENNIS WASZAK JR.AP Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) - I was the first to cry. Not my wife. Not our three kids. I was standing in our pitch-black basement as water streamed through the broken windows like a waterfall. A bathtub drain gurgled, the slimy sewage quickly pooling in an ominous mess.

New Yorkers search for food, water and electricity

By LEANNE ITALIE and MEGHAN BARRAssociated Press NEW YORK (AP) - The people gathered around the side of a building on Third Avenue looked like refugees huddled around a campfire. But instead of crackling flames, their warmth came from more advanced technology: a power strip that had been

Middle of the storm: How people handled Sandy

By The Associated Press Along the East Coast, residents weathered the effects of Hurricane Sandy as it churned north and then merged with two other weather systems to create a fearsome superstorm. Here are their stories. ___ Most businesses near the Hudson River in Hoboken, N.J., piled sandbags

Ryan: Obama hasn't made case he deserves new term

By PHILIP ELLIOTTAssociated Press NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio (AP) - Starting a two-day bus tour of Ohio's small towns and cities, Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan told voters Saturday that President Barack Obama hasn't made the case he deserves a second term. Ryan planned