Why Luigi Mangione Faces 2 Murder Cases Tied to One Killing
Federal and state prosecutors will follow a delicate legal choreography after characterizing Mr. Mangione’s actions differently in the fatal shooting of Brian Thompson.
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Is New Jersey the New Area 51?
No matter how many official voices declare there is no drone emergency, conspiracy theories continue to flourish. We’ve been here before.
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CreditDave Sanders for The New York Times Hochul Weighs Legislation Limiting A.I. and More Than 100 Other Bills
A bill passed by the New York State Legislature to regulate the state’s use of artificial intelligence is among more than 100 that await Gov. Kathy Hochul’s decision.
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CreditErika P. Rodriguez for The New York Times Former Knicks Star Clashes With Dolan Lawyer Over Run-In at Garden
Charles Oakley answered questions in a federal courtroom on why he didn’t preserve old text messages that might have shed light on the case.
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Tisch Shakes Up N.Y.P.D. Staff and Orders 500 Officers Back to Key Roles
Commissioner Jessica Tisch is replacing the Police Department’s head of communications, who had clashed with reporters, and sending many officers back to patrol.
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CreditVictor J. Blue for The New York Times New York to Pay $10 Million in Woman’s Death After Abuse in Group Home
The state in 2019 paid a $2 million abuse settlement. In retaliation, staff members withheld the victim’s medicine, and she died in a hospital.
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A new state law will clamp down on what Gov. Kathy Hochul called a “predatory black market” for restaurant reservations.
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CreditNico Schinco for The New York Times New York TodayEx-Top Aide to Mayor Adams and Her Son Are Charged in Corruption Case
Ingrid Lewis-Martin, who resigned as the mayor’s chief adviser, was charged in a bribery scheme involving $100,000 for a new Porsche for her son.
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CreditJefferson Siegel for The New York Times It Was a Haven for New York Families. Now They Can’t Afford to Stay.
Families in Washington Heights are being pushed out by rising rents and costs, and New York City is losing its youngest demographic group.
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She Turned in Her ‘Star Trek’ License Plates, but the Tickets Kept Coming
Beda Koorey, 75, returned personalized plates inspired by the identifying tag on the U.S.S. Enterprise to New York State in 2020. She has since been inundated with tickets for others who used the same tag.
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New Year’s Eve in New York: What to Do, See and Eat
Whether you brave Times Square, pop into a drag show or snuggle up in a heated igloo, we have you covered for this year’s countdown.
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Times InsiderWhat Broadway Gets Right and Wrong About Journalism
A Culture writer takes stock of recent stage productions that depict newsrooms and reporters.
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Joanne Pierce Misko, Ex-Nun Who Made F.B.I. History, Dies at 83
She and Susan Malone were sworn in together in 1972 as the first female agents, only months after the bureau opened the door to women.
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TimesVideoAdams’s Former Chief Adviser and Her Son Charged With Corruption
Ingrid Lewis-Martin, who resigned as Mayor Eric Adams’s chief adviser, and her son, Glenn D. Martin II, were charged with taking $100,000 in bribes from two businessmen in a quid-pro-quo scheme.
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Adams Hosts Fox News at City Hall, as N.Y. Leaders Mute Trump Hostility
In an interview, Mayor Eric Adams criticized the Biden administration and did not take aim at President-elect Donald J. Trump. He is not the only New York Democrat treading lightly.
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Read the Criminal Complaint Against Luigi Mangione
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have filed four charges against Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare’s chief executive.
Andrew Cuomo Plans to Sue Harassment Accuser for Defamation
Mr. Cuomo, the former governor of New York, accused a former aide, Charlotte Bennett, of falsely saying that he sexually harassed her, harming his political future.
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U.S. Files Murder Charge Against Mangione That Could Bring Death Penalty
Federal authorities filed a total of four counts against Luigi Mangione, who is accused of killing Brian Thompson, the chief executive of UnitedHealthcare.
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F.A.A. Bans Drone Flights Near Key Sites in New York
The temporary ban covers parts of Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island. The F.A.A. also issued a monthlong ban on drone flights over a large swath of New Jersey.
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