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Speaking at a news conference at the White House, the president also said the media is "out of control" and said that he will take his message "straight to the people."
Police are cracking down on drivers who break the law in New York City, but it isn't NYPD officers who are watching the highways, it's the state police writing tickets.
Con Edison has agreed to pay $153 million to settle charges over a 2014 gas explosion in East Harlem that killed eight people and injured about 50.
The suspect followed the 27-year-old victim into an elevator inside a residential building near Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and West 142nd Street around 10:20 p.m. Wednesday.
State lawmakers are calling for legislation to clean up the water on Long Island.
The shooting took place at around 3:50 p.m. on Belmont Avenue near Logan Street in East New York.
President Donald Trump is once again searching for a national security adviser.
Students at a Lawrence yeshiva were glued to their televisions watching a man they consider a hometown hero.
A brave jewelry store owner turned the tables on a pair of masked robbers, and surveillance cameras recorded the wild scene.
President's Day Sales are underway, but where can you find the biggest discounts and what should you buy?
An important development in the early diagnosis of autism could lead to improved treatment.
The markets have been on a roll since Donald Trump took office, but what does that mean for the average investor?
Many homeowners said they want to silence what they said are constant calls from aggressive developers who want to buy their properties.
In a change of heart for higher education, many colleges and universities are beginning to push back at the ideas of giving numerous credits to incoming students who took Advanced Placement courses in high school.
