Clinton Opens Up Double-Digit Lead Over Trump In Wall Street Journal Poll
The second debate showdown was especially icy at the outset, replete with talk of sexual impropriety and Trump threatening to jail Clinton over her erased emails.
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The second debate showdown was especially icy at the outset, replete with talk of sexual impropriety and Trump threatening to jail Clinton over her erased emails.
The parade kicked off at 11:30 a.m. on Fifth Ave at 44th Street, making its way north to 72nd St.
As many in the GOP were trying to distance themselves from presidential nominee Donald Trump over his lewd comments about women, one top Republican has yet to utter a word – pro or con.
The Girl Scouts have joined an effort to break the bronze ceiling in Central Park.
The anti-secrecy website has posted a link to what it calls "part two'' of its release of John Podesta's emails.
It's National Pet Peeve week – a week devoted to what you find especially annoying.
Residents are bracing for what some have described as a devastating school tax hike -- the result of their local mall getting big tax breaks.
She thought it was an animal making noise upstairs, but it turned out to be a burglar. It happened inside a home along a stretch of Harrison Road in Leonia.
Thieves on Staten Island broke into a jewelry store, and make off with tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise.
Hundreds of families on Long Island's East End spent the day purposely getting lost.
Surprisingly it came from the American Heart Association, and as CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez explained, it's about high blood pressure.
There has been a plea for NJ TRANSIT to improve the safety at a train station following several fatal accidents.
One Manhattanville College student is dead after being hit by a vehicle this past weekend, while another has been arrested and charged with driving drunk and causing his death.
With floodwaters from Hurricane Matthew on the rise, at least one North Carolina city appeared near chaos Monday, its police station shuttered and sporadic gunfire in the air, and authorities worried that more communities could end up the same way.
"I thank all of the employees who worked around the clock to restore train service so commuters can get where they need to go as easily and efficiently as possible," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
