Vatican Showdown as 133 Cardinals, Including 10 from the US, Gather to Elect Pope Amid Ideological Divide
Cardinals have convened in Vatican City to elect the 267th pope, with a record 133 participants, including 10 from the U.S., spanning diverse ideologies. The conclave's secretive voting process will signal its outcome with white smoke.
Columbia University Cuts 180 Jobs After $400M Federal Grant Withdrawal over Antisemitism Response
Columbia University is laying off about 180 employees after losing $400 million in federal grants due to claims of inadequate response to antisemitism.
Teen Gang Members Arrested for Assault on NYPD Officers in Times Square Amid Crime Crackdown
A group of teens linked to a street gang attacked NYPD officers in Times Square, using improvised weapons. Five were arrested, sparking debate over the NYPD's gang database and public safety policies.
Man Pleads Guilty to Sex Trafficking and Stalking in Manhattan, Highlighting Exploitation of Vulnerable Individuals
Manhattan DA announced the guilty plea of Winston Williams for sex trafficking and stalking a woman with substance use disorder, facing 5-to-15 years' imprisonment.
Manhattan Menace Suspect Luis Ramirez Indicted for Terroristic Threats Against Iconic Central Synagogue
Luis Ramirez was indicted for making terroristic threats against Central Synagogue and the Jewish community in Manhattan, as per the Manhattan DA's Office.
New York City Boroughs Set for Mild Spring Weather as No Severe Conditions Expected
Mild temperatures and partly sunny skies are in the forecast for New York City’s boroughs this week. The National Weather Service reports no hazardous weather is anticipated through Tuesday, allowing for a typical stretch of spring conditions.
New York Attorney General Sues to Block Trump's 'Unconstitutional' Election Orders, Seeks Preliminary Injunction
NY Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit with 18 other state attorneys general against President Trump's executive order on elections, alleging it's unconstitutional and seeking a preliminary injunction.
Safety and Political Controversy Prompt Cancellation of Kehlani's New York City Pride Concert in Central Park
Kehlani's Central Park concert was cancelled over security concerns during NYC Pride, following an earlier event cancellation at Cornell University due to allegations of anti-Israel views.
New York City Reexamines Animal Laws After Service Dog's Mauling by Pit Bulls on Upper West Side Spurs Outrage and Calls for Reform
A service dog named Penny was severely injured after being attacked by two pit bulls, sparking a debate on NYC animal laws and prompting calls for legislative reforms.












