President Trump called The New York Times’ Iran coverage "treasonous" and said he would add its reporting to his multi‑billion‑dollar lawsuit, escalating his feud with the paper.

A car crashed into the entrance of a Chase bank in Cypress Hills on Sunday morning, injuring five people. First responders transported four to hospitals.

A 55‑year‑old dialysis specialist was struck and killed in an Astoria crosswalk after finishing a 13‑hour hospital shift, neighbors say. Police are investigating.

An early-morning fire at 504 Classon Avenue in Clinton Hill left a firefighter seriously hurt and two residents injured while FDNY worked a second alarm.

Ramiro Valdés, a founding commander of Cuba’s revolution and a longtime vice premier, died on June 21, 2026 at 94. The state praised his decades of service while critics recall his role in the security apparatus.

A 62-year-old man playing chess in Union Square Park was slashed Sunday and taken to Bellevue Hospital; police are searching for the attacker.

A Flood Watch runs across New York City Monday afternoon into tonight. Heavy storms could cause urban flash flooding and a high rip‑current risk at ocean beaches.

Bingo Wholesale closed on a $50M site at 18 Warsoff Place in Bedford‑Stuyvesant, giving central Brooklyn a potential new kosher superstore closer to Crown Heights. Permits and a timeline are still pending.

Nino Coniglio opened King of Pies at 649 Mattison Ave in Asbury Park, bringing Brooklyn‑style sourdough pies, a grandma square and an upside‑down Sicilian to the Shore.

Three men were arrested early Friday after police found them inside the shuttered Sunrise Mall in Massapequa; a handgun was recovered from a nearby vehicle.

A disbarred Great Neck lawyer admitted taking a $30,000 escrow down payment connected to a Lake Grove sale and must repay it or face prison. The case ties to broader Nassau County allegations.

Planning documents filed in Greenwich would demolish the nearly 20,000-square-foot house once owned by Donald and Ivana Trump and replace it with a new main house and sports amenities.

Bryce Harper completed his first career cycle and Kyle Schwarber crushed three homers — two in one inning — as the Phillies routed the Mets 15-3 at Citizens Bank Park.