Two men were stabbed in Golders Green on April 29; police arrested a suspect and counterterror teams are investigating amid recent antisemitic attacks.

SDNY says Maximilien de Hoop Cartier admitted moving "hundreds of millions" through U.S. shell companies and crypto accounts tied to drug proceeds. The admission follows a 2024 indictment and recent court pleas.

A Madison County tax preparer admitted to running a decades‑long Ponzi scheme that cost nearly 1,000 investors more than $50 million.

A 26-year-old man was shot in the back around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Lower East Side, police said. Detectives have opened an investigation and are seeking tips.

New records show more than 30 guns were stolen from Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in 2018 and that a weapons inventory was routed through his lawyer, leaving the cache untraced as New Mexico reopens its probe.

Federal prosecutors have indicted Dr. David Morens, a former senior NIAID adviser, alleging he used private email and deleted records to frustrate FOIA requests tied to COVID research.

Federal prosecutors say they thwarted a plan to build an industrial-scale meth factory capable of producing hundreds of kilograms a day. Shipping containers packed with specialized machinery were seized after being sent from Shanghai.

Debris from a 16th-floor façade fell near City Hall; DOB says no injuries and streets remain closed while crews secure the scene.

FDNY closed Reade Street after debris fell from 291 Broadway in Tribeca; crews secured the scene and the Department of Buildings was asked to inspect the facade.

An 18-year-old was stabbed near Times Square Sunday night and taken to Bellevue Hospital in stable condition as police investigate.

A fight at Sal’s Deli spilled into the street Saturday night at Avenue B and East 13th Street; police say one man was killed and another was hospitalized.

Sam Bankman‑Fried withdrew his Rule 33 new‑trial motion in the SDNY, saying he wouldn't get a fair hearing — but he reserved the right to refile after his appeal. The move shifts attention to the Second Circuit.

A Manhattan judge will decide whether to vacate Harry Ruiz’s 1995 conviction in the 1993 killing of Emmanuel Felix after prosecutors reopened the case with new evidence.