Gov. Cuomo: Chelsea blast "clearly a terrorist activity"
N.Y. governor says he expects the investigations into the explosions in NYC and N.J. to yield "good evidence”
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N.Y. governor says he expects the investigations into the explosions in NYC and N.J. to yield "good evidence”
Ahmad Khan Rahami is at large, and believed armed and dangerous, and may be part of a terror cell with two others; mass alerts sent out
New leads as several questioned about explosions in New York City, and we look at nominees' stances on 2 key issues as election looms just 50 days away
Investigators questioned several people overnight in connection with Saturday’s bombing in New York City
With America facing ever-more complex and dangerous challenges around the world, John Brennan says intelligence agency's workforce needs to evolve, diversify to meet that threat
Father identifies assailant as Somali man, 22; state's Somali community has long been recruitment target of ISIS and other terror groups
Elizabeth's mayor says it happened while robot was trying to disarm the device found in backpack near tracks; investigating possible link to NYC blast
All were in car pulled over on Brooklyn highway; unclear what made vehicle suspicious
Authorities are investigating the fatal shooting of a 17-month-old child at an apartment complex
Midfielder Megan Rapinoe has been kneeling in solidarity with San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who has not stood during the anthem since the NFL preseason
Water agencies have been caught off guard by the growing extent of the algae, which is triggering health warnings, the closing of swim areas and a reduction in park visitors and revenues
Within five years, a majority of ride-hailing company Lyft’s rides will be in self-driving cars, the company’s co-founder and president predicted
According to Port Authority Police, the 6-month-old named Ronin got free of his collar during a walk, and made his way to the upper level on the eastbound lane of the bridge
Officials believe the whale was dead in the water for several days before it washed up on the beach in Sea Isle City
One analyst says such a large disruption of fuel supplies hasn't been seen since Hurricane Katrina back in 2005