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In spite of the city’s economic struggle to accommodate illegal immigrants, its latest forecasts offer grounds for guarded optimism.

A new bill will transform the market dynamics in one of the nation’s most sought-after rental markets, but controversy has arisen over what exactly it will do.

The high court found that a law targeting homeless encampments doesn’t violate the Eighth Amendment.

Reactions were varied at two events in Manhattan.

In the New York primary battle, the Gaza war took center stage.

With a narrow congressional majority hanging in the balance, here are the contests drawing national attention and shaping the future of both parties.

Sharply divergent views of federal election campaign law and the legitimacy of former President Trump’s May 30 conviction emerge at a hearing on Capitol Hill

Legal commentators see distinct possibilities, from a guilty verdict to a hung jury, to full-blown acquittal.

Justice Merchan has often ruled for the prosecution on key evidentiary issues, while commentators are sharply divided on the merits of the criminal case.

Experts talk about how prosecutors are overcoming the challenge of their star witness’s history of lying: ‘They’re just throwing everything at the wall.’

Justice Juan Merchan has weighed prosecutors’ and defense lawyers’ arguments about President Trump’s public statements regarding his current legal woes.

One prospective juror after another couched hostility to Trump in general assurances about the ability to weigh evidence impartially during questioning Tuesday.

A changing global economic landscape, and revulsion against human rights abuses, are altering decades-old dynamics and posing new geopolitical risks.

Selection will begin on Monday in Trump’s ‘hush money’ trial, and will fail on many levels to vet jurors properly, the scholar said.

While efforts are underway to catch up, the aggressive marketing of electric vehicles plays right into the hands of China’s state-owned firms.

The demoralization of police departments and the end of cash bail, experts say, have fueled a crisis that leaders now try to conceal with a public about-face.

The $418 million judgment and turn away from the multiple listing service and automatic commissions will help the industry evolve, a professional argues.

The department ignores a 2004 Supreme Court ruling in its pursuit of a company operating within long-established market rules, the antitrust expert said.

The former crypto king was convicted of defrauding $8 billion from investors of the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange.

Even in the face of his widely documented fraud, the possibility that FTX’s founder will get off with a slap on the wrist when sentenced next week is real