Judge: No Special Prosecutor In 'Bridgegate' Complaint Against Chris Christie
Friday's decision dealt a defeat to the criminal misconduct complaint filed last fall by former firefighter William Brennan.
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Friday's decision dealt a defeat to the criminal misconduct complaint filed last fall by former firefighter William Brennan.
No criminal charges will be brought against Mayor Bill de Blasio, his staff or others acting on his behalf in a corruption probe focused on campaign fundraising efforts, state and federal prosecutors said.
Demonstrators gathered in Greenwich Village Thursday evening to stand in solidarity with immigrants.
Judge Theodore Chuang ruled Thursday in a case brought near the nation's capital by the ACLU and other groups representing immigrants, refugees and their families.
Trump's proposal seeks to upend Washington with cuts to long-promised campaign targets like foreign aid and the Environmental Protection Agency as well as strong congressional favorites such as medical research, help for homeless veterans and community development grants.
A federal judge in Hawaii has put President Donald Trump's revised travel ban on hold.
The president criticized the reporter who released a portion of his over decade-old return, casting doubt on the reporter's account of how he obtained the form.
Disgruntled New Yorkers call 311 60,000 times every day – complaining about everything from unshoveled sidewalks to noisy neighbors.
The White House pushed back ahead of time Tuesday evening before news commentator Rachel Maddow released details about President Donald Trump's tax return from 2005.
There was fallout Monday night from the sudden firing of Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, and the demands for the resignation of 45 other U.S. attorneys.
The replacement for the Affordable Care Act is now projected to leave tens of millions of people without health insurance, as the government's official estimate was just released Monday afternoon.
Republicans on Sunday dismissed an upcoming Congressional Budget Office analysis expected to conclude that more Americans will be uninsured under a proposal to dismantle Barack Obama's health law.
"The president's decision to change his mind and fire Preet says far more about the president than it does about Preet," Schumer said.
The request was reinforced Sunday by an influential Republican senator who says the president must either come up with the evidence or retract his claim.
It is customary for the country's 93 U.S. attorneys to leave their positions once a new president is in office, but the departures are not automatic.
