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Attorney General Loretta Lynch testified Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch testified Tuesday before the House Judiciary Committee.
Obama renewed a call for a "public option" to let Americans buy insurance from the government.
A new poll shows support lessening for plans to expand casinos in New Jersey beyond Atlantic City.
Trump is predicting that protests against police violence that followed last week's slaying of five police officers in Dallas "might be just the beginning for this summer."
Financial disclosures have shown six New York state senators exceeded their legislative pay with outside income last year, while efforts to restrict it foundered in the chamber.
For the first time, the highest-ranking officer reportedly under investigation in the NYPD corruption scandal has spoken about it.
It was one year ago when Mayor Bill de Blasio came under fire for the homelessness crisis in New York City. But do New Yorkers think the city is doing better handling the homeless?
The Republican National Convention is offering the top Republican in New Jersey's General Assembly the chance to hone his stand-up comedy routine.
The president is due to deliver remarks at an interfaith memorial service for the five police officers killed Thursday when a shooter opened fire at a protest over police brutality.
Hillary Clinton's campaign is making it official: Former Democratic rival Bernie Sanders will join her at a New Hampshire event on Tuesday where he plans to endorse her.
NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said police officers are feeling the strain of their jobs following the shooting that left five Dallas officers dead.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani called the Black Lives Matter movement racist and anti-American.
President Barack Obama called Sunday for greater tolerance, respect and understanding from police officers toward the people they take an oath to protect as well as from individuals who think the police are too heavy handed and intolerant, particularly toward people of color.
President Barack Obama on Saturday rejected the notion that this week's stunning violence is a signal that the U.S. has returned to some of the darkest days of its past, saying that as painful as the killings of police and black men were, "America is not as divided as some have suggested."
Hundreds of transportation projects will come to a grinding halt in New Jersey. Governor Chris Christie has issued an executive order to stop them by midnight.
