German Foreign Minister: Donald Trump Is One Of The World's 'Hate Preachers'
Germany's foreign minister says Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is one of the world's "hate preachers," who he says play with people's fears.
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Germany's foreign minister says Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is one of the world's "hate preachers," who he says play with people's fears.
At least 39 people -- primarily suspected members of the Genovese crime family -- were taken into custody in New York City, Westchester and Florida.
With nearly 60,000 people currently in homeless shelters across the city, officials said they must turn to hotels, like the Holiday Inn located in Maspeth off the Long Island Expressway, as an alternative.
Assemblyman Ronald Castorina has introduced a "Blue Lives Matter" bill which would toughen penalties for those who punch, throw rocks or bottles, or assault police in any other way.
The Suffolk County SPCA is offering a $2,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest of the suspect.
As Amtrak prepares to roll out the last of 70 new locomotives, the passenger rail corporation says the engines have helped reduce delays by more than 20 percent.
Connecticut officials are rolling out a new way for residents to register to vote in efforts to curb long lines at the DMV office.
None of the other five wounded people who are British, American, Israeli and Australian have life-threatening injuries. London police say there is no evidence that the attacker was motivated by terrorism.
The lawyer for a New Jersey police chief facing demotion for sending an email advocating racial profiling says the punishment is "exceptionally inappropriate'' and that the town is "pandering to the ultra-liberal''
Paul Manafort acknowledged "a conflict within the Trump campaign'' after vice presidential candidate Mike Pence endorsed Ryan a day after Trump declined to do so.
Police in New Jersey plan to resume their search for a suspect who jumped into a river and climbed into a storm drain to avoid capture.
Garfield police Lt. Richard Uram says workers at the store used a fire extinguisher to put out a fire caused by an exploding battery as one of the hoverboards was charging Wednesday.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed legislation which calls the online contests games of skill, resolving the central argument in a lawsuit brought against two fantasy sports companies by New York's attorney general.
Many Hoboken residents became frustrated after a series of water main breaks earlier this year and in 2015.
The new Lucy is to be unveiled Saturday in Lucille Ball Memorial Park in the actress' western New York hometown of Celoron.
