New York Judge Juan Merchan is expected to decide whether to uphold or toss President-elect Donald Trump’s guilty verdict in a Manhattan criminal case.

In the weeks after Democrats lost their House majority in 2022, party leaders in New York – the epicenter of the implosion – jockeyed hard to deflect blame.

The longtime Trump ally’s latest trial is set to start Dec. 9 — but could be postponed after a hearing Monday — at the same Manhattan courthouse where the past-and-next president was convicted in

President-elect Trump’s newly-tapped “border czar” Tom Homan, has vowed to carry out a deportation program in New York, whether local officials like it or not.

Judge Juan Merchan was scheduled to issue a decision Tuesday on whether the Supreme Court's broad presidential immunity ruling means Trump's 34 felony convictions must be tossed out. But the pause on the case until Nov. 19, which was made public Tuesday, means that ruling won't come this week.

You never know what or who you're going to see at the NYS Capitol.Wednesday morning in a nearly empty hearing room, a casual meeting of two of the leading candi

Stefanik serves as House Republican Conference Chair and has long been one of Trump’s most loyal allies in the House.

The annual United Nations Climate Change Conference began today. Israeli airstrikes killed dozens of people across Gaza and Lebanon. Wildfires blanketed parts of New York City with potentially dangerous smoke.

Trump Ally Steve Bannon Blasts 'Lawfare' as He Faces New York Trial After Federal Prison Stint NEW YORK (AP) — After spending four months in federal prison for snubbing a congressional subpoena, conservative strategist Steve Bannon had a message Tuesday ...

Upstate Rep. Brandon Williams is one of the final contenders for labor secretary in President-elect Donald Trump’s second administration, The Post can reveal. Williams, 57, is on the “short