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  • This image from video provided by Office of the New York Governor shows New York Gov. Kathy Hochul holding a mock magazine cover during an event about congestion pricing at New York’s Grand Central Terminal, Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025. (Office of the New York Governor via AP)Politics

    Trump administration gives NYC until March 21 to drop congestion pricing but city says it’s not going back

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • Cars pass over a bridge with a sign warning drivers about new toll rates in effectPolitics

    Trump kills NYC’s controversial tolling system that charged $9 on most vehicles entering the city

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • FILE – Sean “Diddy” Combs arrives at the BET Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, on June 26, 2022. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP File)Finance

    Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs sues NBC over documentary, calling it a malicious attempt to paint him as an ’embodiment of Lucifer’

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • Rex Heuermann stands in a courtroom behind his lawyerLifestyle

    New York architect at the center of the Gilgo Beach serial murders wants to have separate trials for the 7 deaths because his lawyer says ‘one issue has nothing to do with the other’

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • A sign showing the American Express logoFinance

    American Express will pay $138m to resolve fraud investigation after it ‘misled customers by touting tax breaks that simply didn’t exist’

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • Macy's mall locationRetail

    Shoplifting ring responsible for stealing $2 million from Macy’s and major stores busted by feds

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • judge slamming gavelPolitics

    A judge condemned ‘King Tut’ to 5 life sentences, but changed his mind and freed him after 27 years in prison

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • Justin Timberlake is seen in a booking photo looking straight into the camera with a slight frown. He is wearing a black shirt.Politics

    Justin Timberlake pleads guilty to impaired driving

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • A police officer looks down while contemplating a rough day.Politics

    A police officer sued after he was allegedly ousted for giving a traffic ticket to a friend of the chief

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • Disney CEO Bob Iger holds his hands, as if he's apologizingLifestyle

    Disney recalibrates legal strategy for allergy-death lawsuit, promises ‘sensitive approach’ after public uproar

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • People take a selfie in front of a Lego Mickey Mouse on display at their store at Disney Springs at Walt Disney WorldFinance

    Disney argues that signing up for Disney+ means you can never sue the company over anything—ever

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • Minouche ShafikLeadership

    Columbia University President Minouche Shafik resigns after campus turmoil

    By Michael R. Sisak, Philip Marcelo, and others
  • A silhouetted person next to an exhibit of bonesPolitics

    Half a year after museums closed Native American exhibits, tribes are still waiting for the return of sacred items

    By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
  • Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., speaks to the media outside federal court, Tuesday, July 16, 2024, in New York. Menendez has been convicted of all the charges he faced at his corruption trial, including accepting bribes of gold and cash from three New Jersey businessmen and acting as a foreign agent for the Egyptian government. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)Politics

    New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez convicted of taking bribes in cash and gold and acting as a foreign agent for Egyptian government

    By Larry Neumeister, Philip Marcelo, and others
  • Wayne LaPierrePolitics

    NRA’s expense policies are ‘a dumpster fire,’ nonprofit law expert says

    By Philip Marcelo, Michael R. Sisak, and others