80 Detained in Masked Protest at Columbia University, NYPD Called Amid Standoff Over Palestinian Rights
Masked protesters occupied Columbia University's Butler Library, resulting in the detainment of 80 and injuries to security officers. The NYPD intervened, and Senator Marco Rubio announced a visa status review for those involved.
New York Man Indicted on Federal Hate Crime Charges After Brutal Assaults on Jewish Victims
A New York man, Tarek Bazrouk, has been indicted on federal hate crime charges for assaulting Jewish individuals, facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted.
Accused CEO Slayer Luigi Mangione's Defense Fund Hits Mega Milestone on 27th Birthday Bash
Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, saw his defense fund hit $1 million with grassroots support. He faces trial but pleads not guilty to several charges.
Four Gun Traffickers Convicted and Sentenced in Central New York for Selling Illegal "Ghost Guns"
Four gun traffickers were convicted and sentenced in Central New York for selling illegal firearms, including "ghost guns," following an investigation by the state's Organized Crime Task Force.
Poughkeepsie Gang Member "Quiet" Sentenced to 34 Years for Murder of Teen Bystander and Related Crimes
Poughkeepsie gang member known as "Quiet" has been sentenced to 34 years in prison for the murder of a teenage bystander and his involvement in related criminal activities, marking the conclusion of a high-profile case.
'Boardwalk Empire' Actor Michael Pitt Charged With Sexual Assault and Violence in Brooklyn
Michael Pitt has been indicted for sexual assault and other violent charges, which he denies. His attorney suggests the claims are baseless and seeks case dismissal. Pitt is released on bail and awaits a June court date.
NYPD Initiates Internal Investigation Over Alleged Mishandling of Sealed Arrest Records in Immigrant Deportation Case
The NYPD launches an internal probe after sealed arrest records were shared with immigration authorities for a Palestinian woman's deportation case, potentially violating city policies.












