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In a stunning development that has shaken New York’s political establishment, Attorney General Letitia James is facing criminal charges connected to an alleged case of mortgage-related forgery. Prosecutors claim that documents bearing her name were improperly altered or signed in connection with a refinancing application on a Brooklyn property linked to a political donor. James, who has built her reputation on investigating corruption and high-profile financial misconduct cases — including lawsuits against major corporations and former President Donald Trump — has strongly denied any wrongdoing. In a public statement, she described the situation as “a simple administrative error that is…

A powerful Nor’easter storm swept across New York and New Jersey on Sunday, unleashing torrential rain, fierce winds, and the threat of significant flooding across the region. Wind gusts reached nearly 60 miles per hour in coastal and open areas, knocking down tree branches, power lines, and causing widespread travel disruptions. The National Weather Service issued multiple flood and coastal warnings, urging residents to avoid unnecessary travel as roads in parts of Brooklyn, Queens, and northern New Jersey became waterlogged within hours. Public transportation systems, including subway lines, reported delays due to water seepage and power interruptions. Authorities also warned…

The New York Rangers delivered a commanding performance at Madison Square Garden last night, crushing the Pittsburgh Penguins 6–1 in one of their most convincing wins of the season. Defenseman Adam Fox led the charge with two goals and one assist, while goaltender Igor Shesterkin turned away every shot he faced in a brilliant display of composure and skill. The Rangers set the tone early, controlling possession and forcing the Penguins into defensive errors. Fox opened the scoring midway through the first period with a powerful wrist shot from the blue line that beat Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry top shelf.…

The David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center came alive with elegance and creativity last night as the New York City Ballet hosted its annual Fall Fashion Gala, blending the worlds of high fashion and classical dance in a dazzling celebration of art, movement, and design. The event—one of the city’s most anticipated cultural evenings—drew an array of celebrities, fashion icons, and patrons of the arts, including Sarah Jessica Parker, who has long been a supporter and co-chair of the gala. This year’s edition highlighted the work of Iris Van Herpen, whose avant-garde designs transformed the stage into a surreal…

A partial building collapse at a New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) complex in the Bronx has reignited public outrage over the city’s long-standing neglect of its public housing infrastructure. The incident, which occurred late Saturday evening, left several residents displaced and once again spotlighted the deteriorating state of NYCHA properties. Officials confirmed that a section of the ceiling and outer wall in one of the older housing blocks gave way after years of visible cracks and water leakage. While no fatalities were reported, at least four residents sustained minor injuries, and dozens were evacuated as engineers assessed the structural…

Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has reignited debate over New York City’s public transportation system with his ambitious proposal to eliminate bus fares entirely. The plan, part of his broader campaign to make transportation more equitable and sustainable, aims to transform the city’s bus network into a fully free service for all riders. While Mamdani argues the policy would improve accessibility and boost ridership, critics warn that it could strain the city’s finances, especially as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) continues to face budget deficits. A Vision for Accessible Transit Mamdani, a progressive Democrat and state assemblyman from Queens, described his…

A shocking act of violence shook New York City on Sunday when a 64-year-old Italian immigrant, Nicola Tanzi, was brutally attacked at the Jay Street–MetroTech subway station in Brooklyn. Tanzi was punched, stabbed, and repeatedly beaten by an assailant in what police described as a vicious, unprovoked assault. He later died from his injuries at a nearby hospital. Eyewitnesses reported that the incident occurred shortly after 6:00 p.m. on the southbound platform. The attacker allegedly began yelling at Tanzi before launching a series of punches, followed by stomping on him after he fell to the ground. Surveillance footage captured the…

A powerful Nor’easter storm is moving toward the East Coast, bringing heavy rainfall, strong winds up to 60 mph, and the threat of coastal and urban flooding across New York and New Jersey. The National Weather Service has issued flood watches and wind advisories for much of the region, warning residents to prepare for possible power outages, downed trees, and transportation disruptions. The storm is expected to intensify overnight, with its peak impact forecasted between Sunday night and Monday morning. Commuter Impact:Authorities are urging commuters to avoid unnecessary travel and to use public transportation with caution. Subway lines and train…

New York authorities are responding to two major developments unfolding across the city: the police pursuit and fatal shooting of an armed suspect in the Bronx, and a severe weather alert as a Nor’easter storm is forecast to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and potential coastal flooding across the metropolitan area this weekend. Police Pursuit and Shooting in the Bronx According to the New York Police Department (NYPD), the incident began early Friday morning when officers attempted to stop a vehicle linked to an armed robbery near East 174th Street and Southern Boulevard. The suspect, reportedly carrying a handgun, fled…

A Long Island school district is facing backlash after a course review packet used in a social studies class described Zionism as a form of “extreme nationalism.” The phrasing, discovered in a Global History Regents review packet, has prompted complaints from parents, Jewish organizations, and local officials who called the material “biased” and “historically misleading.” The Controversial Description The packet, distributed to high school students preparing for their Regents exam, included a section summarizing nationalist movements around the world. Under the entry for Zionism, it reportedly defined the movement as “an extreme form of Jewish nationalism that led to the…