MSNBC Suspends Joe Scarborough For GOP Donations
MSNBC says it's suspending morning host Joe Scarborough for two days without pay for making political contributions to four Republican candidates.
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MSNBC says it's suspending morning host Joe Scarborough for two days without pay for making political contributions to four Republican candidates.
The New York City Council's lawyer believes it has the power to ban the new full body scanners in use at airports.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says New York City simply can't afford the size of its current work force.
One of Congress' most likable veterans, Rep. Charles Rangel, would become the 23rd House member in the nation's history to be censured if the House goes along with a recommendation of its ethics committee.
The stir in supermarkets and Congress is less about whether the toxin might rub off on food and more about whether they could accumulate in landfills and create an environmental hazard.
Rangel's fall from grace came in the very space he built a legacy, in the halls of Congress, where colleagues called him out for corruption.
A group of New Jersey school children received a pep talk on healthy eating and exercise from Michelle Obama.
Daniel Van Pelt of Ocean Township was due in federal court Friday, nearly five months after a jury convicted him of accepting a bribe and attempted extortion.
Budget and staffing cuts were hurting the ability of the Department of Environmental Conservation to do its job well, fired Commissioner Pete Grannis and his successor told an Assembly hearing Thursday.
In an effort to take a big bite out of the Big Apple's budget deficit, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is calling for massive cutbacks and thousands of layoffs -- including teachers.
The House ethics committee's chief counsel has recommended that Rep. Charles Rangel be censured in connection with a finding that he engaged in improper financial and fundraising conduct.
Real estate mogul Donald Trump says he's thinking about running for president, saying "everybody's ripping off the United States.''
Former Obama car czar Steven Rattner has agreed to pay $6.2 million to settle federal charges over his role in a "pay-to-play'' scandal, but says he won't be "bullied'' into accepting a harsher penalty from New York authorities.
New Jersey's Supreme Court says a tea-party group can't continue with its effort to recall U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez.
The report released Thursday also warns of potential problems with New York's energy, drinking water and the waste and sewer systems.
