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.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned in Oslo that rising debt, oil shocks and a stretched private‑credit market could spark a global bond‑market crisis.

Vintage photos of piled-up crutches have resurfaced ahead of an antiquarian book fair, highlighting the MTA's lost-and-found and long-standing subway accessibility issues.

Mayor Mamdani delayed the executive budget and urged Albany to cut a PTET credit he says mainly benefits millionaires and hedge funds, aiming to raise about $1 billion.

A Brooklyn mother has filed a federal suit alleging NYC reshaped the Discovery pathway to exclude Asian‑American applicants and cost her son a Stuyvesant seat.

GFP Real Estate has spun off GFP Development and named Brian Steinwurtzel CEO, formalizing the firm’s conversion and construction platform. The move consolidates projects including 100 Gold Street under a standalone development brand.

Mamdani has named Elizabeth Adams to lead a new fast-and-free buses effort, pairing immediate bus-lane projects with a longer fight over state funding.

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.

Jalen Brunson’s 39-point night powered the Knicks to a 126-97 win at MSG, giving New York a 3-2 playoff lead as the series heads to Atlanta.

TNT Pineapple moved from festivals into The Hungry Pearl at 100 Pearl St, serving jerk-style dishes stuffed into hollowed-out pineapples.

A production studio at 515 West 57th is tied to a proposal for about 400 new apartments, raising zoning and neighborhood questions in Hell’s Kitchen.

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.

Energy Capital Partners boosted its footprint at One World Trade Center, taking the entire 59th floor and bringing the tower closer to full occupancy.