Celebrating the opening ceremonies of the facility. First Lady Jill Biden and Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor attended the opening celebration for the Bronx Children’s Museum on Wednesday,…
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Suspects Arrested at Chinese “Secret Police Station”
Two U.S. citizens are accused of pressuring Chinese detractors in New York City. U.S. federal agents arrested two Chinese Americans in Manhattan’s Chinatown this week for allegedly operating…
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Secretary Haaland Represents U.S. at U.N Water Conference
The secretary highlights U.S. actions to address climate crisis. The United Nations (UN) held their 2023 Water Conference in New York City, where Secretary of the Interior Deb…
Read MoreManhattan Grand Jury Indicts Former President Trump
Experts predict that this case could have wide-ranging implications. UPDATE 03/31 Following the announcement of the indictment on Thursday, former President Donald Trump is scheduled to be arraigned…
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FAA Temporarily Cuts Minimum Airline Flight Requirements
Agency cites shortage of air traffic controller staffing levels. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced last week that they are temporarily cutting minimum flight requirements for airlines at…
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House Judiciary Committee Calls Manhattan DA to Testify
Allegations have been made against Former President Trump regarding campaign finances. Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, has called for the Manhattan District…
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CDC Investigating Monkeypox in Florida
Cases appear isolated to a certain demographic. A “presumptive” case of monkeypox in Broward County, Florida, has spurred an investigation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
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East Coast Sees Historic Rainfall from Ida Remnants
The death toll in the area stands at 22, including a 2-year-old boy. The remnant of Hurricane Ida produced historic rain over New York City, parts of New…
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DOJ Declares Vaccine Mandates Legal
Major government agencies begin requiring vaccines or weekly testing. In an opinion issued Wednesday, the Department of Justice said federal law does not prohibit public agencies and private…
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France Sending Statue of Liberty “Little Sister” to U.S.
It is intended to “conserve and defend our friendship,” France says. A “little sister” version of the Statue of Liberty should arrive in the U.S. from France just…
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