Rep. King, Long Island Officials Launch Offensive Against Flavored E-Cigarettes, Teen Vaping
Officials on Wednesday announced plans to combat the vaping crisis, just one day after New York reported its first death linked to the devices.
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Officials on Wednesday announced plans to combat the vaping crisis, just one day after New York reported its first death linked to the devices.
Turkey launched airstrikes and fired artillery aimed at crushing Kurdish fighters in northern Syria on Wednesday after U.S. troops pulled back from the area.
The Supreme Court cases will determine if it is legal under existing federal law to fire an employee based on sexual orientation, or gender identity.
There is some good news for commuters. Your daily subway ride may soon be faster.
Schumer says he supports lawsuits aimed at e-cigarette makers but they would take years to wind through the courts.
U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland was ordered not to appear for his deposition by the State Department, according to a statement issued by his attorney.
On a quiet residential street in Baldwin, victims of domestic abuse say please help those suffering behind closed doors.
As New Yorkers confront the horror of the Chinatown rampage, there has been finger pointing, blame and the hunt for solutions.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is calling for increased police presence in Jewish neighborhoods during Yom Kippur. This comes as hate crimes against those of Jewish faith have risen in recent months.
Some of President Trump's strongest Republican supporters are condemning his decision to remove U.S. forces from outposts in northeast Syria in order to clear the way for a Turkish incursion.
Trump's lawyers have said the investigation is politically motivated and that the quest for his tax records should be stopped because he is immune from any criminal probe as long as he is president.
The attorneys representing the whistleblower who filed a complaint about President Trump's dealings with Ukraine said they are representing "multiple whistleblowers" in connection to the case.
New York had been among the last states that automatically prosecuted 16- and 17-year-olds as adults.
This to be coupled with more cops and more city shelter beds. CBS2's Marcia Kramer challenged the beleaguered agency on the plan – which seems very familiar to the city's old plan.
Overall, the hackers attempted to penetrate 241 accounts — four successfully — though none of those penetrated was associated with presidential campaigns
