Disclosure: Sen. Menendez Has Raised Over $1.5 Million For Legal Defense
U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) has raised more than $1.5 million for his legal defense fund since he was indicted on federal corruption charges in April.
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U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) has raised more than $1.5 million for his legal defense fund since he was indicted on federal corruption charges in April.
Controversy seems to suit the man whose shirts and ties are no longer sold at Macy's.
New Jersey Governor and Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie accused President Barack Obama of telling "lies" about the Iran nuclear deal.
State Sen. Thomas Libous is on trial for allegedly lying to the FBI repeatedly when he denied making a corrupt deal to get his son Matthew a high-paying job with the law firm.
The Siena College survey found that 39 percent of voters statewide back Cuomo over de Blasio, compared to 28 percent who side with the mayor. De Blasio had slightly more support than Cuomo among Democrats and New York City voters.
A prosecutor alleged in opening statements Tuesday that the deputy majority leader of the New York Senate lied repeatedly to FBI agents, in order to cover up that he arranged a high-paying job for his son with a politically connected law firm.
Civil liberties groups asked a federal appeals court in Manhattan Tuesday to again strike down as unconstitutional a portion of a law used by the government to justify the collection and storage of Americans' phone records.
The U.S. Caribbean territory owes $72 billion in debts it governor has said publicly it cannot pay.
On Tuesday morning, the Republican sent out a tweet criticizing the Daily News and supporting the former All-Star.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday said his administration has financed the largest annual number of affordable apartments in a quarter-century.
Reports conflicted Monday night on a nuclear deal with Iran.
Tom King, president of New York State Rifle and Pistol Association, says rolling back gun controls enacted two years ago was a topic of negotiations from January until lawmakers adjourned in June.
Hillary Rodham Clinton is in New York City Monday laying out her most concrete vision for the U.S. economy in a pitch to Democrats who are being wooed by Clinton's chief rival, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
The Farmingdale mayor said tattoo parlors just aren't part of the new downtown master plan.
