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Key Takeaways From Week 2 of Trump Trial in New York
Trump has been charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records.
Republican Senators Warn of Illegal Immigrants Working as Food Delivery Drivers
Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub are called to step up their effort against the system of illegal work.
Suppression of Faith Has Backfired on CCP: Researcher
‘Even with all this brutality, even with all the billions of dollars, the CCP hasn’t been able to’ change people’s beliefs, said China expert Sarah Cook.
Trump Wishes Wife Melania ‘Happy Birthday,’ Laments Being Parted From Her By ‘Rigged Trial’ Over ‘Hush Money’ Allegations
‘I’ll be going [to Florida] this evening after this case finishes up; this horrible, unconstitutional case,’ President Trump said.
Banker Who Handled Cohen Account Testifies in Trump Trial
Farro said he was assigned because he had ability to work with ‘challenging’ clients.
NYPD Warns Anti-Israel Protesters a ‘Seattle-Style’ Occupation Zone Won’t Be Tolerated
‘Let me repeat, there will never be encampments on the streets of New York City while we’re in power,’ Chief of Patrol John Chell said.
New NYC Rule Could See Sugar Warning Labels on Food, Drinks
Food businesses with 15 or more storefronts will have to display a warning icon consisting of a black and white spoon loaded with sugar.
Key Witness Lays Out Saga of Deals Comprising Alleged Conspiracy in ‘Breathtaking’ Trump Trial Testimony
‘Breathtaking and amazing testimony,’ Former President Donald Trump told the press, noting that it ‘was really an incredible, an incredible day.’
These 5 Black New Yorkers Voted for Biden in 2020. Here’s Why They’re Not in 2024.
Five African American New Yorkers discuss their 2024 presidential vote.
Trump Says He Will ‘Make a Play’ to Win New York in 2024 While He’s on Trial
The former president made a prediction in a Thursday morning campaign stop.
Trump Fights Gag Order That Experts Call Unconstitutional
A gag order against President Trump ignites debate over First Amendment rights, integrity of court proceedings, and claims of election interference.
Ex-publisher Pecker Testifies About Deals Made in Trump Trial
Prosecutors charged Trump with 34 counts of falsifying business records, alleging a scheme to influence the 2016 elections.
A Peaceful Appeal for Freedom 25 Years Ago Still Echoes Today
About 10,000 people congregated in Beijing on a spring day in 1999, in one of the largest protests in China’s recent history—known as the April 25 appeal.
Columbia University Students React to House Speaker Mike Johnson’s Campus Visit
Mr. Johnson called for the resignation of Columbia University President Minouche Shafik.
Inside the Pro-Palestinian Occupation of Columbia University
It was Day Six of the ‘Gaza Solidarity Encampment,’ with hundreds of people, including students, sleeping in tents on the lawn of Columbia University’s campus.
