Mamdani studies legal grounds to detain Netanyahu in New York
He has asked New York City’s Law Department to assess whether NYPD could detain Netanyahu during the UN General Assembly 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: The inquiry centers on current and former NYPD executives and is examining how promotions and assignments were handled.
What's new: Police took three persons of interest into custody after crowds damaged multiple buses and streets around Times Square and MSG.
Why it matters: Police said 10 officers were hurt as crowds in Midtown Manhattan damaged buses, patrol cars and private vehicles.
What's new: Officials said none of the injuries appeared life-threatening, though one victim was reported seriously hurt.
What's new: Fans were redirected to Central Park and Brooklyn Bowl, while Game 4 watch parties are expected to resume.
What's new: Police said one suspect was accused of punching an officer, and another faced gun and counterfeit-merchandise charges.