Bill Amounts To More Than $10 Million For Bridgegate Investigation
New Jersey taxpayers have coughed up a pretty penny for legal services for Gov. Chris Christie's administration in the Bridgegate scandal.
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New Jersey taxpayers have coughed up a pretty penny for legal services for Gov. Chris Christie's administration in the Bridgegate scandal.
Donald Trump said he has no intention of attacking Bernie Sanders. At least, not yet.
The papal spokesman is stressing that Pope Francis often says build bridges, not walls, and that his remark while flying back from Mexico wasn't targeting GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Calls have mounted for a criminal investigation into the alleged sexting scandal involving Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, but it turned out Friday that he has yet to sign a complaint.
Former mayor David Dinkins is being treated for pneumonia at a New York City hospital.
Billionaire businessman and Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump called for a boycott of Apple Friday during a campaign rally in South Carolina.
A US official says American warplanes struck multiple targets in Libya overnight, hitting what the official described as an IS training camp
Despite saying many times he was against the Iraq War in 2002, audio has been unearthed of Donald Trump supporting the U.S. invasion.
Trump is ahead in the polls, but dealing with some criticism from a source that could impact his standing with religious voters.
Vice President Joe Biden believes there's a chance Donald Trump could become the Republican presidential nominee.
The Democrat-led New Jersey state Legislature has passed a bill to restore a federal food stamps waiver that the Christie administration recently stopped applying for.
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton revealed she used to be bullied when she was a young girl.
Skelos and his son were found guilty of eight counts of bribery, extortion and conspiracy.
Obama vowed to press the communist government on human rights and other policy differences.
The above-ground waterfront trolley line would trail north-to-south along the western coastline of Brooklyn and Queens, starting in Astoria and ending in Sunset Park.
