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• The Fall of the House of Rubashkin

  As the nation's largest kosher empire implodes, Brooklyn's ultra-Orthodox Jews begin to break ranks

  By Elizabeth DwoskinDecember 3, 2008

• Freedom Fighter or Terrorist? The US Can't Decide about Bangladeshi Immigrant Sachin Karmakar

  Welcome to America, freedom fighter. Now go stuff yourself.

  By Elizabeth DwoskinNovember 12, 2008

• Bangladeshi Voting Fever in the Boroughs

  Bangladesh Society of New York puts your election obsession to shame

  By Elizabeth DwoskinOctober 29, 2008

• What's Arabic for 'Mayor'? Ray Kelly's Surprising Under-the-Radar Campaign.

  Now for naught?

  By Elizabeth DwoskinOctober 22, 2008

• Columbia Ignores Peril

  When Klaus Jacob talks, important people take action. Except the important people paying him.

  By Elizabeth DwoskinOctober 1, 2008

• You Can't Escape the Canvasser's Pitch

  'Got a minute?' The young bleeding-heart carnivores who hunt you down on your lunch hour

  By Elizabeth DwoskinSeptember 3, 2008

• The Crown Heights Lubavitchers

  Ecstatic Jews, a messiah proclaimed, and the consequential divisions

  By Elizabeth DwoskinAugust 27, 2008

• New York City's Struggle to Take Down Illegal Billboards

  City government and citizen vigilantes wage a losing battle against Clear Channel and illegal ads

  By Elizabeth DwoskinAugust 12, 2008

• Brooklyn Brewery's Steve Hindy Can't Get a Break on New Digs

  By Elizabeth DwoskinJuly 23, 2008

• At JFK, Erhan Yildirim Clears Corpses For Takeoff

  A wing and a prayer

  By Elizabeth DwoskinJuly 23, 2008

• Gun-Ho for New York

  The Georgia gun dealer who was sued by the city— and fell in love with us

  By Elizabeth DwoskinJune 24, 2008

• A (Chinatown) Fish Story

  Hide the blackfish! State agents raid Chinese restaurants for puny, but tasty, swimmers

  By Elizabeth DwoskinJanuary 1, 2008