Donald Trump Adviser Apologizes For 'You Cannot Rape Your Spouse' Comment
Donald Trump's top adviser is under fire over comments he made while defending the Republican presidential candidate from a decades-old rape accusation.
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Donald Trump's top adviser is under fire over comments he made while defending the Republican presidential candidate from a decades-old rape accusation.
Food pantries, which so many people depend on to fill out tables, are running low on supplies, and those trying to help are worried.
Local parents suspect it was likely teens hanging around the playground who are responsible.
Visitors making the pilgrimage to Philadelphia to see Pope Francis in September are exploring all options to stay in the city.
Power outages have become a major concern this week, as Tuesday marks the first in a series of hot days.
Two piles remain in one abandoned lot where trucks dumped it after the freak November storm buried neighborhoods in so much snow.
They found that just 115, or 9.5 percent, were fully compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act standards.
Two police officers can be seen in the video punching Brissett as a crowd gathered and more police arrive.
Puerto Rico's governor said last month that the island's $72 billion public debt is unpayable given the current level of economic growth.
Wachmyanin also carjacked a woman and injured a bystander as he fled one of the locations, according to prosecutors.
The operation comes after 8,000 bags of the product were found in five other stores on the same stretch of road on July 2.
A New York City performance artist continues to spread his message the old fashion way: out on the street.
Everyone seems to agree it's a great place to chill on a hot summer day.
New Jersey is buying 1,000 body cameras to equip all its state troopers who are out on the road and announced policies for local police on how the cameras should be used.
The 56-year-old rapper and reality TV star said Tuesday in a Mineola courtroom that he doesn't deserve a felony charge.
