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High Winds Fuel Wildfires in Virginia and Other Mid-Atlantic States
Thousands of acres burned from Maryland to North Carolina, and more fire-friendly conditions were expected on Thursday ahead of soaking rains over the weekend.
More Studies by Columbia Cancer Researchers Are Retracted
The studies, pulled because of copied data, illustrate the sluggishness of scientific publishers to address serious errors, experts said.
Once a Sure Thing, Newsom's Homelessness Measure Barely Passes
The measure known as Proposition 1, which includes $6.38 billion for treatment and housing, was a top priority for Gov. Gavin Newsom to reduce homelessness in the state.
Biden Widens His Financial Lead Over Trump
New federal filings on Wednesday showed the president's campaign with a nearly $40 million advantage over the Trump campaign at the end of last month.
Bragg Says Newly Disclosed Papers in Trump Case Contain Little of Value
A week after agreeing to a brief delay, Manhattan's district attorney, Alvin L. Bragg, said his office's criminal prosecution of Donald J. Trump should begin April 15 as scheduled.
At Long Last, a Gold Medal for America's World War II 'Ghost Army'
Only seven of the original 1,100 soldiers who carried out psychological operations against the Axis powers are believed to survive.
Biden Suggests a Bigger Federal Role to Reduce Housing Costs
A new report focuses on the prolonged struggle to build affordable housing across America and suggests federal incentives to help.
Leaders Release $1.2 Trillion Spending Bill as Congress Races to Avert Shutdown
The bipartisan bill emerged one day before the federal funding deadline, and it was not clear whether Congress could complete it in time to avoid a partial shutdown after midnight on Friday.
Apple's Problems Around the Globe Are Piling Up
The Justice Department's lawsuit against Apple is the latest in a series of regulatory actions that are hitting the tech giant at the same time.
What Is Antisemitism? A Columbia Task Force Would Rather Not Say.
Definitions of the term are highly contested, so a group monitoring antisemitism on Columbia University's campus has avoided picking sides. It is still facing criticism.
In N.Y. Suburbs, Republicans Seek Edge by Targeting Transgender Athletes
A debate over transgender women and girls in sports in Nassau County spurred a legal fight, a visit from Caitlyn Jenner and a mixed response from residents.
Is New York Better Off Than It Was 7 Years Ago? New Yorkers Say No.
From public safety to schools, New Yorkers across all five boroughs feel that their city's quality of life has worsened in recent years, according to a survey.
Top Adviser to Mayor Adams Is Accused in a Lawsuit of Sexual Harassment
A New York City police sergeant said she was demoted and later quit after she rebuffed the advances by Timothy Pearson, whose conduct has already drawn scrutiny.
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