(AP)

A career Army officer. A career foreign service official. Both had a consistent message during Day 3 of the House impeachment inquiry.

Two days after he was fired, New York City's former Investigation Commissioner accuses the mayor of interference.

Amazon could get billions in grants and tax breaks in exchange for 25,000 new jobs.

The candidates sparred amid a contentious and closely-watched election race for a swing district.

A Trump Organization executive is the latest of the President's circle to be given immunity by federal prosecutors.

The package of bills includes a one-year moratorium on new for-hire vehicle licenses and a minimum wage for drivers.

Sheldon Silver was once one of the most powerful Democrats in New York until he was felled by a corruption scandal. He was first convicted on the same charges in 2015.

After weeks of heated negotiations, state Democrats settled on a deal with Gov. Phil Murphy, avoiding a government shutdown.

Both state Republicans and Democrats highlighted the racial, gender and geographical diversity of their tickets.

The disgraced film producer is expected to turn himself in to police.

Almost a year after his original conviction was overturned, former New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver was found guilty on all seven counts at his corruption retrial.

The last time New York City's murder rate was this low, the subway was just a dime.

Cuomo says New York will sue the federal government over the GOP tax plan.

The reaction has been swift in the classical music world to sever ties with conductor Charles Dutoit following graphic sexual assault accusations made to The Associated Press.

Congressman Devin Nunes is temporarily stepping aside from ongoing investigations into the Trump campaign's alleged ties to Russia.

Iraqi translator and U.S. military contractor released from custody at JFK Airport.

The crowd estimate for the Washington march reached 500,000 people — more than double the initial predictions. Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators attended the New York City march.

Did Kelly and Baroni really think it was a traffic study? 

The Staten Island congressman, who pleaded guilty to tax evasion just days ago, says he'll leave office next week.

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