President Trump Travels To Pittsburgh As Funerals Start For Synagogue Victims
Funerals begin today for the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre. This comes as President Donald Trump visits the city to show his support for Jewish Americans.
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Funerals begin today for the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre. This comes as President Donald Trump visits the city to show his support for Jewish Americans.
We have a chilly but bright day ahead of us. Suffolk County has been under a Freeze Watch since the very early morning hours & it will expire at 9 a.m.
A cyclist was been struck by a private sanitation truck near the corner of Fifth Avenue and 47th Street late Monday night.
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Acting Supreme Court Justice Gerald Connolly overruled a 2016 law signed by Gov. Cuomo which allowed and regulated daily fantasy contests.
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It's an auction sure to be full of respect for a music icon.
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The parks department added that the new plan cost $1.45 billion; more expensive than the original flood prevention plan.
Rabbi Moskowitz is president of American Security Council. He's also a martial arts expert and a former New York City police officer.
They've been caught running red lights, reversing down one way streets, speeding, and worse. Now, the NYPD has announced a citywide crackdown.
The grieving process can be a long one, but psychiatrist M. Katherine Shear says there are several things people need to do to be able to move forward in their lives after a loss like this.
Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, who became a hero amid the attack on Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue, has a close connection to Long Island.
One of two winning PowerBall jackpot tickets was sold to someone at a Harlem bodega, but the identity of who stands to get $198 million isn't yet known.
