CBS News Poll: Trump Holds Double-Digit Lead Nationwide
The CBS News poll found that 42 percent of Republican primary voters would like to see Trump as the party's nominee followed by Cruz at 29 percent and John Kasich at 18 percent.
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The CBS News poll found that 42 percent of Republican primary voters would like to see Trump as the party's nominee followed by Cruz at 29 percent and John Kasich at 18 percent.
New York City police officials have reassigned another high-ranking officer amid a federal probe into whether officers accepted gifts from businessmen with ties to Mayor Bill de Blasio.
A rolling robber was caught on surveillance video just after noon on March 29.
As many as 7 out of 10 college grads are nearly $30,000 in debt today, but there are ways to cut those costs.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz on Wednesday again defended his comment about "New York values" from a debate back in the winter, saying it was about liberal policies hurting the state.
A cheering and jubilant crowd turned out for U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders at a rally in Washington Square Park Wednesday night.
Two children were killed, and six adults were also hospitalized, in a fire in a Bronx public housing building Wednesday evening.
Donald Trump and Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly met at Trump Tower in New York on Wednesday.
Following a challenge, an official has ruled that U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz will appear on the New Jersey Republican presidential primary ballot.
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders held a rally before a crowd estimated at 27,000 in Washington Square Park on Wednesday, April 13, 2016.
The New York Daily News editorial board is backing Ohio Gov. John Kasich ahead of next week's New York Republican primary.
The head of the Republican National Committee is lashing out at Donald Trump's charges that the party's presidential nomination process is "rigged.''
Donald Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski will reportedly not be prosecuted after he was charged in March with simple battery in connection with an incident with a female reporter.
Bill Cosby's lawyers urged an appeals court Wednesday to reseal the comedian's lurid, decade-old testimony about his womanizing, but the panel of judges seemed to think the request was pointless, since the deposition has already made headlines around the world.
The chairman of New York City's police watchdog agency has resigned a day after being sued by its executive director.
