Mystery Israeli Election Shop Accused Of Meddling In New York And Scotland Votes
French investigators say a shadowy influence network linked to an Israeli firm used fake sites and AI tools against candidates — and the same methods may have touched New York and Scotland votes. Authorities are expanding probes as platforms remove accounts and domains.
Q Train Finally Heads Uptown as Second Avenue Dig Kicks Off in East Harlem
Groundbreaking in East Harlem marks the start of TBM work for Phase 2 of the Second Avenue Subway, advancing plans to bring Q service to 125th Street. Project leaders say reuse of old tunnels has identified major savings.
Park Slope Corner Mess Deepens As Developer And Lender Face Off Again
Hanover Capital sued Claudio Soifer for backing out of a $21.7M mortgage at 167 Fourth Avenue, seeking roughly $218K and further delaying the long‑stalled Park Slope project.
London Hotspot Muscles Into Midtown As Wolseley Hotel Eyes 2027 Debut
Minor Hotels will convert the landmark Lambs Club building at 130 W 44th into The Wolseley Hotel New York, opening early 2027 with London’s Wolseley restaurant as its culinary anchor. The 76-room hotel will include a cellar speakeasy and a wellness center.
Staten Island Camp Panic as Tot Found Locked in Sweltering Van
A nearly 2-year-old was rescued from a locked van at Camp Yeshiva of Staten Island after roughly 45 minutes; the child was unharmed and community leaders urged routine vehicle checks.












