Catched from the NYtimes

The proposed legislation in the New York City Council, which would make it easier to revoke press credentials, follows inflammatory statements made by some of Luigi Mangione’s supporters.

The city Health Department is investigating the apparent cluster, and the city said it would check nearby cooling towers. An earlier outbreak in Manhattan killed 11 people.

When the online retailer sought hefty tax incentives from officials in Orange County, N.Y., a fierce battle ensued.

Manuel Hernandez was piloting a charter boat with 13 passengers onboard when it overturned last month, killing a woman and her infant daughter.

The explosion on the barge led to a fire in a shipping container. Two firefighters were injured, the Fire Department said.

Lisa Gelobter, who runs the agency responsible for the technology behind the city’s 911 system, was asked why officials had kept quiet about an outage that affected nearly 1,700 calls.

Joseph and Anthony Livreri said they bribed the commissioner, Eric Ulrich, in an attempt to leverage his influence in City Hall. The brothers were indicted in 2023 alongside Mr. Ulrich.

The letter claimed that Dale Caldwell, New Jersey’s lieutenant governor, brought “uninvited female guests” to events. Mr. Caldwell said the complaint rested on “misinformation.”

Documents appear to show payments were made to the lawyer Alan M. Dershowitz to pursue “executive clemency and judicial reversal” for Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander.

The 9/11 completist community wants to know and see everything. The Holy Grail? Pictures from inside the twin towers.