Leslie Brody from the Wall Street Journal explains why large cities like New York are struggling to schedule classes.

The jump in measles cases has school districts taking action. The Wall Street Journal's Tawnell Hobbs has the story.

New York opioid overdose sites are now crime scenes, Olympic athletes are thinking about unionizing, and Florida church holds 'dog-friendly' services.

In a bid to crack down on dealers, N.Y. police now treating drug overdose sites as crime scenes. Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times gives us a look.

Listen as POLITICO's Laura Nahmias gives Gordon a profile of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a former bartender who pulled off a shocking primary upset over New York Democratic Representative Joe Crowley.

Joseph Ax from Reuters breaks down how the New York subway attack shows limits of counterterror strategy.

Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Wagner has gives us a look at the charges being brought against the Times Square bombing suspect.

Alabama Senate candidates launch last-minute blitz, botched suicide bombing jolts New York rush hour, and Thanks to the quick response of these officers there were no serious injuries.

New York's terror reaction combines regret with satisfaction. Rick Hampson from USA Today has the story.

Egypt strikes Islamic State targets in Libya, suspected Copenhagen gunman is killed and the White House's plan to kill the password.

Terrorism Expert Alex del Carmen has look at the terror attack in New York.

Eight killed in terror attack in New York, the repercussions from this week's Fed meeting, and the Army's fitness shift.

Heidi Przybyla from USA Today breaks down how Hillary plans to disrupt Bernie's New York hopes.