Trump: New Sanctions On Iran But U.S. 'Ready To Embrace Peace'
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday the U.S. will impose "powerful sanctions" on Iran, which will remain in place until the regime changes its behavior.
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President Donald Trump announced Wednesday the U.S. will impose "powerful sanctions" on Iran, which will remain in place until the regime changes its behavior.
Judge Judy is not noted for doing anything halfway, so when she decided to make her first political endorsement ever, she went all-in for the former New York City mayor.
A bill making its way to Gov. Phil Murphy's desk aims to make electric cars more accessible and appealing to residents.
One of the biggest counties in the Tri-State Area took big steps Tuesday toward sustainability. It will now require real steps be taken in reducing its carbon emissions.
Supporters of the state's new bail reform policy gathered Tuesday to address what they call misinformation about bail reform.
A U.S. defense official called Iranian military movements "very troubling." Iran has not yet moved its ballistic missiles into firing position, but its military has increased its ability to move on short notice.
Under the proposal, adults with tickets to a movie rated PG-13 or higher would be able to buy one drink at a time.
The NYPD says it is fighting against an uptick in murders, robberies and hate crimes, while overall crime remains low across the five boroughs.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has become the latest politician to jump off the no-cash bail bandwagon.
The Iranian government announced Sunday it would no longer abide by the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal. President Trump pulled the U.S. out of the deal in 2018.
President Trump said Friday the action was taken "to stop a war." He said Soleimani "was plotting imminent and sinister attacks on American diplomats and military personnel."
Javier Lacayo, a vice president at SKD Knickerbocker, joined CBSN New York's urban affairs expert Mark Peters and political reporter Marcia Kramer to discuss the situation.
She's the first woman to lead the state senate and now faces one of the toughest financial challenges since the Great Depression. Is there any way to close that gap without raising taxes?
In the three days since New York's criminal justice reform law took effect, people charged with committing anti-Semitic hate crimes have made headlines because, under the law, judges freed them without bail.
The Trump administration is banning flavored vape products that appeal to children.
