Nearly two-thirds of voters are unswayed by the recent news that the FBI has reopened its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails, a new poll shows.

According to an ABC News / Washington Post poll released Sunday, 63% of likely voters said the revelation Friday from FBI Director James Comey that the bureau had found a new batch of emails “pertinent” to the probe it had closed in July and would reopen the investigation had no bearing on the way they would vote next month.

Another 34% of respondents said the news made them less likely to vote for Clinton, while 2% said it made them more likely to vote for her.(nydailynews.com)…[+]

An Alaska cop died Friday due to complications from surgery, two weeks after he was shot while on duty — a shooting he predicted while reading bedtime stories to his children.

Sgt. Allen Brandt of the Fairbanks Police Department underwent remedial eye surgery after being shot on Oct. 16.

“Fairbanks lost a hero today,” Deputy Police Chief Brad Johnson said at a news conference, holding back tears.

“Sgt. Allen Brandt lost the fight. He had surgery yesterday and suffered complications afterward, which continued to deteriorate though the day and from which he was unable to recover,” Johnson said.(nydailynews.com)…[+]

An Indiana teen who served six years in prison for helping to kill his friend’s stepfather when he was 12 was resentenced Friday, and could return home to his mother as early as February. Whitley County Judge James Heuer resentenced Paul Gingerich, now 18, on Friday to serve 300 days in a medium-security correctional facility and to participate in community programs that could shave 120 days from his sentence if he shows good conduct, his attorney, Monica Foster, said. With good behavior, he could be released after 90 days. Gingerich would remain under electronic surveillance until 2020 with 10 years of probation afterward, The Indianapolis Star reported.(nydailynews.com)…[+]