Daily Intelligencer

Officials still don't know what caused the crash. 

Here's a compromise Hillary Clinton could offer to a problem that seems to be really bothering Bernie supporters.

The GOP nominee tells America’s most paranoid gun owners that the only law 'Heartless Hillary' will enforce is a blanket ban on firearm possession.

It's possible some Republicans will split with the Trump-led GOP. But, no, they won't join up with Democrats.

Polling "outliers" represent random noise in the overall estimation of public opinion. But they're a bottomless crack pipe for hacks and other gabbers.

A liberal school board is infringing on their right to teach pseudoscience.

The senator’s push for greater deference to Palestinian interests reflects his party’s growing generational divide over the Jewish State.

He got shelled Thursday night, and Terry Collins isn't sure what happens next.

Somehow he's managing to keep all factions of the party on his side.

Real-estate tycoons and the general public have radically different interests — and Trump won't stop being a real-estate tycoon when he enters the Oval Office.

And teases him about eating Oreos.

Even Republican leaders voted for the measure.

Police Chief Greg Suhr stepped down at the mayor's request.

Although they have yet to find a "smoking gun" to support their theory.

They're hoping she'll act as a peacemaker to unify the party.

The Sanders campaign is not pleased.

The Oklahoma legislature's frontal assault on abortion rights requires a friendly SCOTUS, which only the election of Donald Trump can provide.

The House was on the cusp of barring defense contractors from discriminating against gay people, when the GOP leadership strong-armed its members into switching their votes.

Kamala Harris is going to be on the November ballot as a candidate for U.S. Senate. Beyond that, anything could happen on June 7. 

The alleged scheme wasn't very complicated.

Trump, who doesn't want to share the limelight anyway, would best be advised to find a running mate who would, in effect, make it a Trump-Trump ticket.

Chris Collins explains that when Trump says he wants to “deport” 12 million undocumented immigrants,” what he really means is "give them all legal status."

She is the first Chibok girl found alive from the 2014 kidnapping of more than 200.

On the verge of being banned from the blood business, the company has issued tens of thousands of corrected test reports to doctors and patients.

The future of the triangle offense remains unclear.

The plane was carrying 66 people.

That escalated quickly.

The House Speaker and the Treasury Department have reached a deal on Puerto Rican debt. But its fate in Congress remains uncertain.

It's a mix of conservative legal stars and stolid Republicans, with some swing-state flavor for seasoning.

Seven of them have hit the road in Queens.

April was the hottest April in recorded history. March was the hottest March. Ditto for February – and each of the nine preceding months.

Jeff Merkley thinks Bernie should quit the race and strongly support Clinton if she wins the popular vote and a majority of pledged delegates.

Days after Sanders supporters got violent in Nevada, Debbie Wasserman Schultz is calling the campaign's response "unacceptable," while Team Bernie accuses her of "throwing [undue] shade."

Say hello to Charter Communications, New York.

The man was shot at the intersection of 49th Street and Eighth Avenue. 

The administration just dramatically expanded workers' eligibility for overtime, capping off a great two months for big-government tyranny.

Verbally abusive fascist is not a physically abusive Nazi, insist loving family members.

Limited service has since been restored.

Radhanath Swami visits the East Village, where it all began.

Show us the receipts, Donald.

Eric Fanning was confirmed unanimously.

Kentucky's race is technically still too close to call.