Donald Trump In 2002: I Support Invading Iraq
Despite saying many times he was against the Iraq War in 2002, audio has been unearthed of Donald Trump supporting the U.S. invasion.
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Despite saying many times he was against the Iraq War in 2002, audio has been unearthed of Donald Trump supporting the U.S. invasion.
The record cold may be over for now, but it left behind some major damage from frozen pipes and flooded homes.
A minor earthquake was reported in Morris County, New Jersey late Tuesday.
Diners inside the Silver Spurs restaurant on LaGuardia Place described the panic in the moments after one of the waiters was slashed.
New Yorkers were on edge Thursday after the city was hit with three slashing attacks and a stabbing within less than three days.
Trump is ahead in the polls, but dealing with some criticism from a source that could impact his standing with religious voters.
The NYPD has asked for help in identifying a man who attacked and robbed an MTA maintenance worker in Queens.
A doctor has claimed she was forced out of her job at the New York City Medical Examiner's office after raising questions about the city's use of a disputed technique for analyzing trace samples of DNA.
A man was stabbed in the back late Thursday afternoon on the Upper West Side.
The officers were writing a ticket for a car that was double parked on 55th Street near Eighth Avenue when the female driver suddenly sped away.
Vice President Joe Biden believes there's a chance Donald Trump could become the Republican presidential nominee.
In this installment of "22 Minutes," 1010 WINS anchor Brigitte Quinn sits down with Survivor host, producer, filmmaker, and author Jeff Probst.
A Florida man will be spending the next 10 years in a federal prison for wanting to start an "incest family" with a woman and her two young daughters.
The Democrat-led New Jersey state Legislature has passed a bill to restore a federal food stamps waiver that the Christie administration recently stopped applying for.
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance said Thursday that Apple is standing in the way of public safety by not allowing access by law enforcement.
