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Foreign diplomats get great parking spots, but their home countries can't escape the U.S. tax man.
City officials claimed victory Friday in their attempt to collect millions of dollars in real estate taxes on three Manhattan buildings owned by the governments of India, Mongolia and the Philippines.
Poorly written Justice Department documents cost the federal government more than $100 million in what was supposed to have been the crowning moment of the biggest tax prosecution ever.
Researchers who examined tens of thousands of parking tickets issued to United Nations diplomats found those least likely to pay up were from countries where people hold a dim view of the United States.
Citizens of New York rely on New York's Finest to keep order in the city, and every day the officers of the NYPD, armed with the laws of both state and city, execute that job on many levels, checking illegal behavior ranging from Class A felonies all the way down to the quality- …
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