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Emil Bove issues a statement after appearing in court.

The lawsuit, filed the same day that the federal government rescinded approval for the program, claims the government is breaking federal law.

A Vanity Fair interview about Barron Trump led to the resignation of NYU’s College Republicans president.

U.S. District Judge Dale Ho held a hearing with Mayor Eric Adams and federal prosecutors.

The department halted a NYC toll plan, citing no free option for drivers and its revenue-generating focus for a public transportation system.

New York’s highest court backed the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government.

A judge responded for the first time since the federal government asked for the case against the New York City mayor to be dismissed.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is set to meet with city leaders after four of Eric Adams’s deputies quit.

Mayor Eric Adams confirmed the resignations.

Nick Akerman says dismissing the charges without prejudice would give the Trump administration ‘potent leverage over Mr. Adams.’

The filing came after some prosecutors resigned rather than file the motion.

Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove had ordered Danielle Sassoon to drop the charges, saying the the fairness of the proceedings had been jeopardized.

The Louisiana case is believed to be the first instance of criminal charges filed across state lines against a doctor for prescribing abortion pills.

Danielle Sassoon, a Republican serving in an interim capacity, steps down.

A Con Edison spokesperson said the company is working to reduce costs.

It follows similar bans in Texas, Taiwan, Australia, South Korea, Canada, the Netherlands, and Italy.