Trucking in the U.S.A.: Where the Accent is Russian

Immigrants from the old Eastern bloc seem to be clustering around the trucking industry, bringing with it a set of cultural and legal problems

Letters to the Editor: Sept. 6, 2010

Here are letters to the editor from recent editions of the Daily News.

California doctors run afoul of state board but keep working

For the people who police California's 100,000 doctors, little is black and white.

For-profit schools grow -- as do complaints

The advertisements are everywhere -- on local television stations it's Everest Institute, or Brown Mackie College. On South Florida highway billboards, it's the University of Phoenix. All are selling a quick, convenient college education, and the dream of a better life.

Clemson works hard to avoid scandal

CLEMSON -- College cheating scandals are not limited to athletes. High-profile cases over the past 20 years have smudged the Duke MBA program, the U.S. Naval Academy and the Indiana University School of Dentistry.