'He's Like A Child': Rev. Al Sharpton Fires Back President Donald Trump
The Rev. Al Sharpton fired back at President Donald Trump in a press conference from Baltimore Monday after the president called him a "conman."
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The Rev. Al Sharpton fired back at President Donald Trump in a press conference from Baltimore Monday after the president called him a "conman."
His name is Bart Schwartz. He's the man on the hot seat, the new monitor hired to overhaul the city's troubled public housing system.
New Jersey's right to die law allows adults with an outlook of six months or less to live to get life-ending medication.
The "Feel Better Doll" comes with instructions telling its owner to "whack" the doll "whenever things don't go well and you want to hit the wall and yell."
The Supreme Court said Friday that it would lift a freeze on the money put in place by a lower court. The Supreme Court's action means the Trump administration can tap the funds and begin work.
Queens Borough President Melinda Katz is talking about when she takes office, not if.
Richard Thomas is calling for New York's Supreme Court to stop councilman Andre Wallace from calling himself the "acting mayor" and also stop Wallace from signing checks and contracts
Tiffany Cabán said her campaign is now taking the election results to court, arguing too many write-in ballots were invalidated by the city's Board of Elections.
Richard Thomas is calling for New York's Supreme Court to stop councilman Andre Wallace from calling himself the "acting mayor" and also stop Wallace from signing checks and contracts
State officials say 66-year old Richard LaBarbera violated terms of his parole and was re-arrested. Authorities didn't specify the exact nature of the violation.
With a growing number of cyclist fatalities, Mayor Bill de Blasio has a $58 million bike safety plan.
The federal government is bringing back capital punishment after more than 16 years without a single federal execution.
The House of Representatives voted this week to approve a non-binding resolution that opposes the boycott movement against Israel.
The cloud of anxiety that hovered over the opening of Playland Park this season seems to have lifted. Attendance at New York's only government-owned amusement park is soaring.
The former special counsel will face questions about his nearly two-year investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
