DOJ Ignores Judge's Order in Noncitizen Voting Probe
The Justice Department has refused to provide a federal judge with a list of states it has targeted in its investigation into noncitizen voting, calling the request a 'fishing expedition.'
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James Acaster Considered Quitting 'Celebrity Traitors' Amidst 'Toxic' Environment and Co-Star Feud
The comedian revealed a challenging coffin challenge and a difficult atmosphere prompted thoughts of early departure before his semi-final bombshell.
NYC Marathon App and Website Crash, Frustrating Spectators
The official tracking app and website for the New York City Marathon experienced widespread failures on Sunday, leaving millions of fans unable to follow runners.
Global Law Firm Vedder Relocates NYC Headquarters to Sixth Avenue Tower
Vedder has signed a long-term lease for 49,000 square feet at Rockefeller Group’s 1221 Sixth Avenue, bringing the building to 98% occupancy.
Canada-US Trade Talks Show Progress Ahead of Midterms
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney indicated renewed momentum in trade discussions with President Donald Trump.
Box Office Slumps as Halloween Draws Audiences Away
The weekend saw ticket sales dip, with a documentary and a superhero film leading the charts.
Mayor of Kingstown Season 5 Set for January 2027 Premiere on Paramount+
The fifth and final season of Taylor Sheridan and Hugh Dillon's crime drama will debut on January 15, 2027, with all previous seasons now available on Netflix.
NYC Marathon: Fans Pack First Avenue for Inspiring Reasons
Dedicated supporters line Manhattan's typically quiet stretch of the marathon course, offering cheers and signs of encouragement to a record number of runners.
India's Opposition Protests Election Chief Amid Voter Roll Concerns
Tens of thousands demonstrated in New Delhi, calling for the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner over a contentious voter list revision.