Team USA parades NYC's "Canyon of Heroes"
The U.S. Women's soccer team, the 2015 World Cup, was feted along New York's famed "Canyon of Heroes" -- the first female sports team ever given a victory ticker-tape parade
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2 convicted of luring NHL players into phony investments
Several retired police officers were also victims
Child "digitally kidnapped" by man posing as father
New York man's Facebook page allegedly had pictures of a Texas woman's daughter he claimed was his -- but is it illegal to do that?
Statue of Liberty now seen in a whole new light
New York landmark has a certain glow about her after Superstorm Sandy repair
NY private colleges to adopt "yes means yes" sexual consent policy
Gov. Andrew Cuomo made policy a priority, teaming up with pop artist Lady Gaga to write a supportive op-ed
Mom found fatally stabbed in NYC park; ex arrested
Jasmine Gonzalez, 22, was found dead early Sunday; the father of her toddler son is reportedly charged
Giants' Jason Pierre-Paul sustains injury in fireworks mishap
The defensive end hurt his hand in the accident but there is no threat to his career, reports say
David Sweat sent back to maximum-security lockup
Former escaped prisoner recovered from manhunt shooting well enough to leave hospital and begin new life on heavy lockdown, officials say
Big upset at Fourth of July hot dog eating contest
Competitive eating world shocked by defeat of Joey "Jaws" Chestnut, who was seeking ninth straight victory
Funeral home updates status of escaped killer's body
Officials also provide more details of how convicted murderer Richard Matt was gunned down after three weeks on the lam
America celebrating Fourth of July on guard
Security officials on alert through Independence Day weekend with ISIS calling for attacks against U.S. military, law enforcement, public
Debt crisis turns couple's honeymoon into nightmare
"We were hungry, and I cried for two days," Greek newlywed says after credit, debit cards were suddenly declined
U.S. on high alert heading into July 4 weekend
As Americans celebrate country's 239th birthday, an increased threat of ISIS-inspired plots will see thousands of extra officers on duty
Good Karma: Hero 9/11 NYC firefighter wins $5M in lottery
Retired FDNY member who rushed to Ground Zero on Sept. 11, 2001, said he was in "shock" when he won
Couple charged in death of child who ingested heroin
Police say the 13-month-old died from pneumonia resulting from months of heroin and cocaine exposure
How is NYC preparing for potential July 4 terror threat?
Following recent calls for ISIS followers to attack "nonbelievers" in coming weeks, NYPD's John Miller said department is in the middle of one of their biggest operations ever
Brooklyn man gets prison time in biker melee
Jason Brown, a New York man involved in a 2013 assault on a SUV driver by a group of motorcyclists, has been sentenced to prison
Captured killer tells cops of close calls on the lam
David Sweat providing new details about how he and Richard Matt evaded law enforcement after prison escape
New York woman left son, 4, tied to bush, police say
Police say a neighbor called police after spotting the boy tied to a bush by a tether on his backpack
Motorhome driver killed in crash at New York racetrack
Deadly crash at track's annual "Eve of Destruction" event under investigation
Student's selfie on Brooklyn Bridge railing prompts NYPD response
Tennessee college student says "there was nobody there to stop me from climbing" onto unauthorized area
FBI probing possible drug ring at prison where inmates escaped
12 prison staffers -- including the superintendent -- put on administrative leave as investigation into brazen escape continues
Woman gets $18M in sex harassment suit against Wall Street boss
Swedish woman says boss coerced her into four sexual encounters before firing her after discovering she had a boyfriend
NY school district settles suit over Nazi salutes, racial epithets
Pine Bush Central School District will pay $4.48 million to settle lawsuit filed by 5 Jewish students
A world apart: 2 women with birthdates in 1800s still alive
Supercentenarians Susannah Mushatt Jones and Emma Morano were both born in 1899
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Newly obtained footage shows Iran attack on major U.S. post in Kuwait
Isaias becomes first hurricane of 2026 Atlantic season, threatens Gulf Coast
Maduro expected to face new charges of torture of Americans in Venezuelan prisons
CNN, MS NOW, Politico due back in court to fight White House ban
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Stephen Miller spoke at FBI training on domestic terrorism, sources say
Christa Pike has pneumonia, unable to move arms after botched execution
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