63 Repeat Offenders Account for More Than 5,000 Subway Arrests; Only Five Are Behind Bars
Citywide transit crime has declined, but police and prosecutors say a small group of career criminals continues to menace riders amid state bail reforms.
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Lawmakers Demand Answers After Admission of Pre-Budget Talks in $11 Billion New York Home Care Contract
A company hired to consolidate Medicaid home care payment services acknowledged earlier testimony was inaccurate, prompting promises of further investigation by state senators.
RFK Jr. Says Biden Administration Put 'Speed Over Safety' in Handling of Unaccompanied Migrant Children
HHS secretary alleges hundreds of thousands of children were 'lost' and says new verification efforts have recovered thousands; federal reviews cite record-keeping lapses
US Open men's final delayed as security tightened ahead of Trump's New York visit
Match between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner pushed back amid airport-style screening after president arrives in city
Trump Vows New Sanctions on Russia After Deadly Strike on Ukraine
President says he is ready to move to a 'second stage' of penalties after Moscow's massive drone and air attack that struck Kyiv's central government building.
Joe Biden Spotted With Healing Head Scar After Skin Cancer Procedure; Jill Biden Seen at Spin Class
Photographs show former president with a large scar after Mohs surgery; his team disclosed the procedure following publication of earlier images
U.S. Open told broadcasters to avoid showing crowd reactions to President Trump, report says
USTA memo asked networks to refrain from airing boos or cheers during the opening-anthem ceremony as ESPN prepares to carry the men's final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.
Tucker Carlson Draws Backlash After Saying Hamas 'Seems More Like a Political Organization'
Comment from former Fox host, clipped from his show, provokes criticism from conservatives and reminders of Hamas's designation as a terrorist group
GOP Rushes to Rebrand Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ After Polls Turn Negative
White House aides and a veteran pollster met with House Republicans this week to shift messaging toward tax cuts and 'working families' as voters react to cuts to Medicaid and SNAP.