Trump says Netanyahu will not be arrested in the US
The comment came after New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the city lacks independent authority to enforce the ICC warrant.
The comment came after New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the city lacks independent authority to enforce the ICC warrant.
What's new: Zohran Mamdani said city lawyers are reviewing whether New York could act on the ICC warrant if the Israeli leader visits.
What's new: Two people suffered minor injuries, and investigators said the suspect carried pellet guns, fireworks and a manifesto.
What's new: Health officials found Legionella in cooling towers at more than 75 buildings and ordered them cleaned and disinfected.
What’s new: The clash centers on whether New York could act on the ICC warrant if Netanyahu attends the UN meeting in September.
He has asked New York City’s Law Department to assess whether NYPD could detain Netanyahu during the UN General Assembly in September.
What's next: City lawyers are reviewing whether New York has any power to detain a visiting foreign leader at the UN.
What’s new: Chesley Sullenberger said the disease is in its early stage after memory lapses and sleep problems.
Why it matters: Scientists warn a private sale could limit research access to one of the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex specimens found.
What's new: video showed a beam bending inside the unfinished tower after reports of falling bricks nearby.
What's new: New York City logged 273 infections and Ohio reported more than 360 as investigators still have not identified the source.
What's new: The closure zone was cut to two blocks, but five buildings remain under full or partial evacuation orders.
What's new: Officials reported no injuries, but nearby homes, businesses, a school and streets were cleared as engineers worked to stabilize the building.
Why it matters: The wins could expand a more confrontational left flank in Congress if Democrats retake the House in November.
Why it matters: Lasher is heavily favored in November in a district where Democrats account for about two-thirds of registered voters.
What's new: Prosecutors say the scheme steered a $6.8 million migrant shelter contract to a hotel city officials had deemed unsuitable.
What's new: Three New York Democratic primary winners backed by Zohran Mamdani are now favored in heavily Democratic districts.
What's new: The inquiry centers on current and former NYPD executives and is examining how promotions and assignments were handled.
What's new: Federal civil rights lawyers are examining whether refusing service over religion or national origin broke public-accommodations law.
Why it matters: Federal civil rights law bars restaurants and shops from denying service based on religion or national origin.
Why it matters: Greenspan led the Federal Reserve from 1987 to 2006 and shaped US monetary policy through booms, crashes and inflation fights.
What's next: Pedro Hernandez avoids a third trial and remains under a 25-years-to-life sentence in New York.
What's next: The crash is likely to intensify pressure on New York City to phase out horse-drawn carriage rides.
What's new: Fans filled Lower Manhattan after New York closed out the Finals 4-1 with a 94-90 win over San Antonio on June 13.
What's next: Tuesday's results will test whether the mayor can turn City Hall popularity into votes against House incumbents.
What's new: Police took three persons of interest into custody after crowds damaged multiple buses and streets around Times Square and MSG.
What's new: The fatal crash renewed scrutiny of New York City's horse-drawn carriage trade as police investigate how the horse broke loose.
What's new: A 17-year-old was shot in Times Square, four others were stabbed or slashed, and a school bus was set on fire.
What's new: Jalen Brunson scored 45 points and took Finals MVP as New York closed the series in five games.
What's new: At 36, Swift was honored in New York after a speech crediting her family's move to Nashville for launching her career.
Why it matters: The offering could generate more than $500 million in fees while deepening private-bank ties as wealth competition intensifies.
What’s new: Resale tickets for Monday’s first home Finals game topped $10,000, with some listings exceeding $100,000.
What's new: Officials said none of the injuries appeared life-threatening, though one victim was reported seriously hurt.
What's new: Police said one suspect was accused of punching an officer, and another faced gun and counterfeit-merchandise charges.