Jay Z Responds To Police Violence With New Song 'Spiritual'
Jay Z has released an emotional new song in response to this week's fatal police shootings of two black men in Minnesota and Louisiana.
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Jay Z has released an emotional new song in response to this week's fatal police shootings of two black men in Minnesota and Louisiana.
The slaying of five police officers in Dallas in an attack blamed on snipers was the deadliest day in U.S. law enforcement history since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, according to a memorial group.
Employers shook off two months of weak hiring in June, suggesting that a resilient U.S. economy is recovering from a slump early in the year. The hiring spurt marked a sharp improvement from May's dismal showing.
Hillary Clinton has announced she will be cancelling a planned campaign event following a deadly attack on law enforcement in Dallas.
President Barack Obama said there's no possible justification for the shootings of police officers in Dallas.
Ten police officers were shot, and four of them were killed Thursday night in Dallas during protests against police brutality.
Motorists were stranded for hours after a crash on the Sprain Brook Parkway with some cars turning around to escape the gridlock.
Hundreds of people marched through Manhattan with signs and messages of frustration Thursday evening, after two police shootings that left African-American men dead this week.
Police said they were trying to pull over a robbery suspect driving a BMW sports-utility vehicle, when it collided with another car, killing the driver.
A former NYPD detective said Thursday that police culture needs to change in the wake of multiple fatal police shootings largely taking the lives of people of color.
The cameras followed Bill Cosby's every move in and out of a courthouse in Norristown, Pa. on Thursday.
Former Deputy Mayor Peter Powers, the right-hand man to Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, has died at the age of 72.
Beyonce has a message for police: "Stop killing us."
The State Department is reopening an internal investigation of possible mishandling of classified information by Hillary Clinton and top aides.
The fatal police shootings of two black men in Louisiana and Minnesota show the U.S. has a "serious problem," President Barack Obama said Thursday.
