In New York’s Third Congressional District, something genuinely unusual is happening. Law enforcement and firefighter unions — institutions that have leaned Republican for years, particularly since Albany’s 2019 bail reform law reshaped the political landscape — are endorsing a Democrat.…
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has a clear read on why Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chose to call him out by name at the United Nations General Assembly last week. It wasn’t about him. It was about Gaza —…
What is Andrea Mary Marshall accused of doing? Andrea Mary Marshall, the 44-year-old designer behind New York luxury fashion label Salon 1884, appeared in New York County Criminal Court on Wednesday for a pre-trial hearing. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg…
Mortgage rates have climbed back above 7%, and for first-time homebuyers in New York City, that number is not an abstraction. It is the difference between getting a foothold in the housing market and being locked out of it entirely.…
The Federal Reserve is not done tightening. That, in plain terms, is what New York Fed President John Williams made clear on Thursday. The story of how the United States arrived at this moment of sustained monetary pressure stretches back…
On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, something happened that diplomats and oil traders had been watching for with a mixture of anticipation and scepticism: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi sat down with US envoys…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced Sunday that he and President Donald Trump have agreed to meet in New York on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly — a summit he says “could change a lot” in the effort…
Democrats Leave Impeachment Open, but Put Affordability First House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said Sunday that Democrats have not ruled out impeaching President Donald Trump if they recapture the House majority in November’s midterm elections — but made clear…
On a September morning outside a synagogue on the Upper West Side, the familiar scene of families gathering for Rosh Hashanah looks much as it always has — children in pressed clothes, elders embracing, the low murmur of anticipation before…
Construction waste is choking cities. Now, a growing number of governments on both sides of the Atlantic are converting abandoned industrial buildings into hubs designed to recover, sort, and redistribute building materials — redirecting debris away from landfills and toward…