Ilyasah Shabazz and the Malcolm X estate have lodged a $100M federal suit saying federal and city agents failed to protect — and then hid evidence about — his 1965 killing. The complaint asks for records and discovery as the legal fight begins.

Børge Brende resigned as president and CEO of the World Economic Forum after an internal review tied to newly released Epstein documents; Alois Zwinggi is interim CEO.

A Bloomberg analysis finds wealthy buyers are combining townhouses into double‑wide mega‑mansions, erasing hundreds of rental units and reshaping neighborhoods like the West Village.

A pedestrian crossing the Henry Hudson Parkway near West 151st Street was struck and killed Wednesday night after being hit by two vehicles, police said.

First Lady Melania Trump will chair a U.N. Security Council session in New York next Monday; the White House says the meeting will focus on children, technology and education.

A federal judge gave Kyle White 20 years for running the Ho Zone, a Telegram marketplace prosecutors say sold child and illegally obtained sexual material. The SDNY and FBI are seeking victims and tips.

A Manhattan judge convicted Skiboky Stora in a string of street attacks prosecutors called hate crimes. The case drew social‑media evidence and victim testimony; sentencing is set for April 14.

A 15-year-old was injured in a Harlem shooting Wednesday morning and NYPD is searching for a suspect.

DOJ documents show the FBI tried to trace an anonymous 4chan poster who announced Jeffrey Epstein's death almost 38 minutes before news outlets — but the trail ran cold. The files include subpoenas and telecom logs that investigators could not tie to a single user.

The Korein family asked a judge to set a $1.9B value for land on West 34th Street, a move that could send Vornado’s ground‑rent bill far higher. Competing appraisals and appeals mean the fight will be decided in court.

NYPD Crime Stoppers issued a wanted alert after four women were punched near West 122nd Street and Broadway on Feb. 12. Police are asking for tips and offering a reward.

Brake failures at Canal Street stalled N, Q, R and W service Wednesday; passengers were evacuated and MTA removed a damaged car while it investigates.

Mount Sinai is rolling out face‑scan check‑ins with CLEAR1 across its hospitals and clinics, promising faster check‑ins and fewer duplicate records while prompting privacy debate.