Oregon Shooting Creates Split Among Republican Candidates
Republican presidential candidates have waded into the politics of the Oregon school shooting with suggestions for how things could have been better.
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Republican presidential candidates have waded into the politics of the Oregon school shooting with suggestions for how things could have been better.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered that a pair of Muslim comedians must be allowed to post their ads on the subway.
Suffolk County Republican lawmakers are calling for the camera program to be discontinued, arguing it is a money grab.
Craig Cobb reportedly wants to rename Antler, a city of 20-something people near the Canadian border, either "Trump Creativity" or "Creativity Trump."
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is trying to get under Mayor de Blasio's skin yet again.
The so-called Red Light Robin Hood might now be getting some help from lawmakers in Suffolk County.
Mayor Bill de Blasio has already issued promises that Staten Island will no longer be the forgotten borough when it comes to plowing the streets.
De Blasio announced Friday the 40-story building at 1 Centre St., just a block from City Hall, would be named in honor of Dinkins, the city's first black mayor.
Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez wrote in a policy report released Monday that charging the tolls would "revolutionize the way our city moves and make our roads that much cleaner, safer and more equitably used."
A federal judge ruled that courts had no authority over the House investigation. An appeals court upheld that decision.
He said federal officials have warned that the gap would likely impact their ability to predict major storms, like Joaquin and Superstorm Sandy.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is channeling 1970s action star Charles Bronson in defending Second Amendment rights in the aftermath of the shooting at an Oregon community college that left nine dead.
The threat of severe weather brought New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie back home and off the campaign trail.
Manhattan's Municipal Building will be renamed after former Mayor David Dinkins, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Friday.
Mayor Bill de Blasio may be the chief executive of New York City, but when he holds a presidential forum on income inequality this fall, he will travel to Iowa to do it.