The president said Wednesday both parties will have to come together to ensure that the government does not shut down next month, while the battle for a new House Speaker kicks off
The influx of asylum seekers to the Big Apple has sparked a fierce political debate over Mayor Eric Adams’ intention to suspend the city’s longstanding right to shelter
Five major U.S. cultural institutions have surrendered seven Egon Schiele drawings that were stolen from a Holocaust victim
Seeking re-election in 2024, the Republican has called the trial a farce, but it could cost him $250 million and strip him of his empire’s most important assets
The leaders of the United States and Brazil have formed a partnership aimed at protecting the rights of working families
The Perelman Performing Arts Center, or PAC NYC, opens its doors as a large multidisciplinary space that will also offer free performances in the lobby
The Republican could face his fourth indictment in less than five months for his efforts to overturn Joe Biden’s 2020 victory
Only two of the 93 confirmed victims have been identified, while a thousand people remain missing. Authorities have come under attack for not doing more to warn residents of the danger
The genre — born in the New York borough — celebrates its consecration as a global cultural phenomenon that has reinvented itself since its inception
The sister of the former New York governor orchestrated a crusade to discredit the women who had accused her brother of sexual harassment
A total of 25 inmates have died in or shortly after leaving the prison, which is slated for closure in 2027, since Mayor Eric Adams took office in January 2022
A white supremacist, the killer had posted messages on social media about preserving the white race before the attack
Thiru Kumar, an entrepreneur born in Sri Lanka, has turned his cart serving homemade vegan meals into a local destination mentioned in countless tourist guides. He also has fan clubs in 45 countries
The first former president to face criminal trial in the history of the United States confronts serious federal charges that, however, will not prevent him from running for re-election or serving if he wins
The former president, who is facing his third trial, has been indicted on four counts for his attempts to reverse Biden’s legitimate win in 2020 and for encouraging the Jan. 6 attack
The legal expenses of the former president, who was consolidating his lead among the Republican primary electorate, have led his campaign to near bankruptcy
The former president has pulled ahead of the governor of Florida, his main rival in the party primaries, by 37 points according to an average of polls
Investigators are getting close to filing charges. In addition, an indictment of the ex-president for his role in the attack on the U.S. Capitol is likely to be handed down. The Republican says that it could happen ‘at any time’
The candidate to win the Republican nomination is leading in the polls and has wasted no time lashing out at his opponents at various rallies across the country
Special counsel Jack Smith’s office has also indicted Carlos de Oliveira, the property manager at the former president’s Florida home, who allegedly lied to investigators
In California and New Mexico they have long been in the majority, thanks to a steady increase in recent decades
In a mystery that has remained unsolved for more than a decade, the alleged perpetrator, who’s accused of murdering at least three sex workers, was avidly followed online news about the police investigation
The strike would mean the cancellation of 45 theater shows and tours in the US and Canada in a blow to New York, whose post-pandemic economy depends heavily on the sector
Rebel Democratic Senator Joe Manchin, Biden’s main domestic opponent, supports a non-partisan platform that aspires to a united bid for the White House
A record wave of fires has burned almost 10 million hectares, forced the evacuation of nearly 160,000 people and caused a toxic cloud that has reached across the Atlantic
Columbia University’s first female president takes office just as the Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action in education
The company, which had been the target of criticism for deficiencies in the safety of its missions, had planned two more trips to the remains of the famous shipwreck in 2024