NYPD commissioner questions "stop-and-frisk" ruling
NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly says reform ordered by the judge opens up "more questions than it answers"
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NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly says reform ordered by the judge opens up "more questions than it answers"
Lawmakers from both sides say they should "trust but codify" when it comes to the NSA, and that it can't be trusted to police itself
Latest revelation about surveillance agency's abuses contradicts claims from Obama and Congress that there are oversight mechanisms in place
House Armed Services Committee member says new rules to address sexual assault epidemic in the military don't go far enough
The Egyptian government's crackdown against the Muslim Brotherhood will backfire and may embolden al Qaeda, GOP senator says
The president hit the links for five hours Saturday in an unlikely foursome that included the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star
Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen figures prominently in speculation but some say sexism is at play in decision
New York City's public advocate now the front-runner in the most unpredictable citywide campaign in decades
New Jersey governor announced he will also permit children under 18 -- among them Jack Stormes -- to use edible marijuana for certain diseases
President admonishes Republicans for vowing to defund Obamacare with threat of government shutdown
Republican National Committee votes to bar partnership with CNN and NBC on 2016 primary debates if Clinton films move forward
New Jersey's Republican governor offers conditional approval to bill expanding drug's availability to sick children
The installation will satisfy a pledge President Obama made in 2010, but it's not the first time the White House has gone solar
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus blasts Mitt Romney's 2012 "self-deportation" comment, says "it hurts" the GOP
Latest revelations will do little to soothe fears that oversight of government surveillance is lacking