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Hudson County freeholders approved a resolution to end the contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement by 2020. 

The first and only televised debate in the race for New Jersey's 11th congressional seat is a critical moment for the candidates in a swing district that's drawing national attention.

A recent United Nations report has many New Yorkers reevaluating how this region can do more to prevent climate change—starting with transportation.

Women are often accused of being too emotional, tearful and angry. Now they're beginning to put their rage to work.

A New York Times investigation finds that President Trump received at least $413 million from his father, much of that through dubious tax dodges, including outright fraud.

A partnership between the NYPD and technology giant IBM is raising legal and ethical concerns.

For first-time candidates like Salazar, their biography is often a huge part of their appeal. Did the DSA simply fail to vet its second major candidate to earn national news coverage?  

Both states are looking into cover ups and sexual abuse, just weeks after a bombshell Pennsylvania grand jury report.

A commercial airliner landed at JFK this morning with several passengers feeling ill. 

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings begin today with opening remarks from the 21 members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. 

The 2018 U.S. Open is underway in Queens.

The idyllic stretch of land off the coast of Long Island is home to a lab that studies the world's deadliest animal diseases. Now, the federal government wants to sell it.

What the convictions of Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort mean.

Despite its status as a sanctuary city, Newark police are believed to have cooperated with ICE to detain Daniel Castro, an undocumented immigrant with no criminal record.

In the 1970s, tenants of buildings in disrepair were sold their units for as little as $250. But after falling behind on taxes and maintenance fees, they could be foreclosed on.

The ACLU is calling for a moratorium on law enforcement's use of Amazon's Rekognition program after 28 members of congress, many of whom are people of color, were misidentified.

President Trump's former campaign manager is facing 18 counts of tax and bank fraud, much of which relates to allegations of laundering money through New York real estate. 

The president's one-on-one meeting with the Russian leader has prompted a fresh round of questions about Donald Trump's business ties to the former Soviet Union.

The law caps a deduction for state and local taxes that was especially popular in Democratic states where many homeowners will now see big increases in their federal tax bill.

On the four-year anniversary of Eric Garner’s death at the hands of a white cop, the NYPD’s top lawyer has informed the DOJ of a case that could result in the officer's dismissal.