What's Next For Anthony Weiner?
Now that embattled Anthony Weiner has resigned, he's getting job offers from some unusual places as he undoubtedly works on saving his marriage.
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Now that embattled Anthony Weiner has resigned, he's getting job offers from some unusual places as he undoubtedly works on saving his marriage.
Christie said in an interview on New Jersey Network's "On the Line" show that he won't ask people to do things that might result in prosecution.
The debate over gay marriage in New York has inspired at least one New Jersey lawmaker to try again in the Garden State with similar legislation.
A bill passed a week ago by the state Senate was cleared by the Assembly Health Committee. It now needs to be approved by the full Assembly before being delivered to the governor to be signed into law.
"I will be looking for other ways to contribute my talents, to make sure that we live up to that most New York and American of ideals," the seven-term congressman said.
A bill requiring 500,000 public workers in New Jersey to shoulder a significantly larger share of the costs for their health care and pension benefits and take the issue off the bargaining table has advanced over staunch objections from organized labor.
A New York City Councilman believes his skin color had something to do with him not being able to hail a cab in SoHo.
Weiner apologized and announced his decision Thursday at a news conference in Brooklyn.
Labor leaders rallying for collective bargaining rights in New Jersey went on the offensive Thursday with one comparing Gov. Chris Christie to Adolf Hitler and two Democratic legislative leaders to his generals.
It's not clear what Anthony Weiner will do next to earn a living after spending his entire adult life working in politics. On Thursday during his resignation statement, Weiner already seemed eager to jump into something new.
Some constituents said Weiner's decision to quit was the right political decision, while others asserted the Democrat should have looked past the media circus and fought on.
It's been nearly three weeks since news of Anthony Weiner's infamous Twitter crotch shot broke, and today the embattled congressman announced his resignation in Brooklyn.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the Senate's failure to renew the New York City rent control law before it expired Wednesday night is "unacceptable."
Here us the full transcript of Congressman Anthony Weiner's resignation speech delivered in Brooklyn.
The issue of gay marriage in New York was in the hands of the State Senate's Republicans Thursday who were divided over whether to bring the controversial measure to a vote.
