Attorney General Lynch Announces Clinton Will Not Face Criminal Charges In Private Email Server Investigation
Hillary Clinton will not face any criminal charges for her use of a private email server while secretary of state.
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Hillary Clinton will not face any criminal charges for her use of a private email server while secretary of state.
Fox News representatives did not immediately return requests for comment on the lawsuit, which was filed Wednesday in Superior Court in New Jersey's Bergen County.
A new report shows fatalities on the road are still a bigger problem in the United States than in other affluent countries.
The city's Human Rights Commission has decided women-only swimming hours at a Brooklyn don't violate the constitutional separation of church and state.
Record tourism in New York City has opened the door for the construction of dozens of new hotels in Queens year after year.
Emergency call centers across the region have been struggling to upgrade as New Jersey residents are taxed to pay for the upgrades.
Instead of the common biopsy, doctors have been working on blood tests that can detect a cancer recurrence at the earliest, most treatable stage.
Beyond the hissing of summer lawns in Chappaqua, there has been much hissing between residents over what to do about the coyotes.
The CDC said there are still an average of more than 600 heat related deaths nationally, and many more heat illnesses every year.
A local drum corps will make history as they will be performing at an event dubbed the "Super Bowl" for marching bands.
Police continued to search late Wednesday for a suspect who host stolen women's purses and pocketbooks in restaurants and bars – sometimes from right under their noses.
Falling bricks shut down busy Lexington Avenue in Murray Hill late Wednesday afternoon.
Ageism in Hollywood has been getting a lot of attention and now Renee Zellweger is once again being criticized.
The first summer scorcher of the season is here and it's packing plenty of heat and humidity.
In what amounted to a slap in the face for Mayor Bill de Blasio, there was a demand Wednesday for City Council action to close fundraising loopholes.
