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The Food and Drug Administration has approved an inhalable form of insulin to help adults with diabetes control their blood sugar while eating.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved an inhalable form of insulin to help adults with diabetes control their blood sugar while eating.

NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.

John Schiumo hosts the June 26, 2014 episode of The Call.

Facebook has said it's appealing a ruling by a local court requiring them to hand over account information belonging to 381 users.

June 29th

The Department of Education is no longer counting outdoor trailers as part of a school's classroom capacity.

Pride weekend kicked off Friday with a rally at Hudson River Park's Pier 26 in TriBeCa.

In the midst of Pride week celebrations, Lucky Cheng's, the self-proclaimed "Drag Capital of the World," is closing its doors.

Funeral services were held Friday for the two 13-year-old cousins pulled from the Bronx River the previous Friday.

A frantic search for a missing 3-year old boy turned out to be caused by what appears to be a misunderstanding.

The annual Pride March is set to step off on Fifth Avenue Sunday, and on Friday, Cheryl Wills sat down with David Studinski, the march's director, to talk about the LGBT community's big weekend, as well as the strides it's taken in the past year.

City and state officials say they've busted a drug ring they say was flooding the city with a dangerous amphetamine-like substance called khat.

David Lewis, WNYC Radio's metro editor, joined Inside City Hall to discuss his new documentary, "The Pleasures of Being Out Of Step," about the career of legendary journalist Nat Hentoff.

The four members of Inside City Hall's Reporters Roundtable - Beth Fouhy, a senior editor for MSNBC.com; Nick Powell, the City Hall bureau chief for City and State; Annie Karni, a political reporter for the Daily News; and Juan Manuel Benitez, the host of Pura Politica on NY1 Noticias - recapped the week in politics, including Charles Rangel's successful re-election bid.

State Senate Democratic Conference leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins joined Inside City Hall to discuss a deal between state Senate Democrats and leaders of the senate Independent Democratic Conference to bring the party back together.

State Assemblywoman Gabriela Rosa, who represents parts of Inwood and Washington Heights, pleaded guilty Friday to two charges of making false statements and resigned her seat as a result.

When the latest New Yorker of the Week moved to Brooklyn years ago, he realized not all our city's children get the same opportunity to learn tennis, the sport that played a huge role for him growing up, so he's trying to make it something any student can enjoy.

The five men wrongly convicted in the 1989 rape and attack of a female jogger gathered with officials on the steps of City Hall Friday to discuss the $40 million settlement which they say is a type of justice but cannot make up for the years the men spent in jail.

The state has reached a deal with Forest City Ratner to build 2,250 affordable housing units by 2025 in the Atlantic Yards development.