Critics Wonder Whether NYPD Might Be Cooking Books To Lower Crime Stats
Critics have begun questioning whether the NYPD has been cooking the books to conceal how severe crime is in New York City.
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Critics have begun questioning whether the NYPD has been cooking the books to conceal how severe crime is in New York City.
Donald Trump claims CNBC has agreed that the next GOP debate will be two hours long after he and fellow Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson threatened a boycott over its proposed format.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie called into the show Friday morning to share his thoughts on the Mets' big win on Thursday night.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and his predecessor, former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, are planning to make peace.
One of Donald Trump's daughters has come out in defense of her outspoken father, and his controversial comments about women in particular.
The president said the security situation in Afghanistan is fragile and more U.S. forces need to remain in the country.
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi described Christie's expression as "full of hate" and joked about his size, saying he outweighs her by "a thousand pounds."
Just 32 percent of voters said they approve of the job Malloy is doing, while 58 percent said they disapprove.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio held first full-fledged town hall since taking office Wednesday evening.
That means an August ruling that struck down a law allowing sports betting at casinos and racetracks is vacated.
The bill would require a period of silence on the morning of the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks each year in every New York school.
The Port Authority Bus Terminal is a "Third World transportation system," New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney says.
Hillary Rodham Clinton and Bernie Sanders are looking to build on their strong Democratic presidential debate performances, while three other Democratic candidates are still struggling for traction.
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump isn't impressed by his Democratic rivals' performance during their first debate.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders sparred on policy positions -- but sometimes came out in agreement -- as the 2016 Democratic presidential candidates held their first debate Tuesday night.
