Cleveland Police: Protesters, Anarchists Expected At Republican National Convention
Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams says it seems "everyone is coming" to the city to exercise their First Amendment rights.
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Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams says it seems "everyone is coming" to the city to exercise their First Amendment rights.
Donald Trump says the man who will join him on the Republican presidential ticket is a "man of character, honor and honesty.''
A prominent Upper East Side rabbi abruptly backed out of speaking at the Republican National Convention following a heated controversy.
The daughter of Eric Garner who died in a 2014 NYPD police confrontation started screaming after being denied a chance to question the president.
The announcement had been planned for Friday morning in midtown Manhattan, but Trump delayed his plans after the truck attack in Nice, France, that left more than 80 people dead.
Politicians and celebrities are among those reacting to the deadly attack in France that killed 84 people when a truck plowed through a crowd watching fireworks during Bastille Day celebrations in Nice.
The convention released a partial list of speakers Thursday for what it called its upcoming "week-long, all-star event" in Cleveland.
The Department of Investigation has found that City Hall bungled a controversial land deal that allowed a Lower East Side nursing home to be turned into luxury condos.
A CBS News/New York Times poll released Thursday indicated that most Democratic and Republican voters were at least satisfied with their presumptive nominees, but few in either party are excited.
Presumptive Republican vice presidential nominee Donald Trump has postponed the announcement of his running mate in the wake of an attack in France Thursday night.
Others on his shortlist included New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie got to talk baseball on a train with a pitcher from his favorite team.
Hillary Clinton has lost what once was a 10-point lead over Donald Trump.
He's a conservative Republican from the Deep South but he says he knows the "anger, the frustration, the sadness and the humiliation'' of feeling "targeted'' by law enforcement "for nothing more than just being yourself.''
During congressional testimony Thursday, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said he's concerned that demonstrations outside the convention hall may get out of hand.
