Lifestyle
Long Island's Iconic Luncheonette To Close After 115 Years
The owner shares plans for the space as the beloved eatery shutters its doors.
Introducing the ELLE Deco International A-List
The leading designers and architects from around the world, as chosen by the editors of ELLE Decor's 25 international editions.
Explore New York City's Chinatown During Lunar New Year
From lion dances to traditional cuisine, Chinatown comes alive during the Lunar New Year celebrations.
Crime
Manhattan DA Seeks July Trial for Accused UnitedHealthcare CEO Killer
Prosecutors want state trial to precede federal case against Luigi Mangione
Manhattan DA Seeks Early State Trial for Accused CEO Killer
Prosecutors want Luigi Mangione to face state charges first before federal case
Manhattan DA Seeks Early State Trial for Accused UnitedHealthcare CEO Killer
Prosecutors want Luigi Mangione's state trial to start in July, ahead of federal case.
Tech
New Friendly Humanoid Robot Sprout Aims to Change Minds About Home Robots
Fauna Robotics unveils a 3.5-foot tall, approachable robot designed to spark a new era of home-friendly humanoids.
Friendly New Humanoid Robot Sprout Aims to Change Attitudes Toward Home Robots
Startup Fauna Robotics unveils 3.5-foot-tall robot designed to be approachable and engaging for home, school, and social settings.
World Models: Why the Next AI Revolution Won't Come from ChatGPT
The race for Artificial General Intelligence just changed direction — and most people are still looking the wrong way.
Politics
Proposal to Name Dulles Airport Terminal After Trump Sparks Backlash
Architecture firms submit plans for new terminal with prominent 'Donald J. Trump' branding, drawing criticism from industry experts.
Supreme Court to Consider Trump's Appeal of E. Jean Carroll Verdict
The high court will review the jury's finding that Trump sexually abused the writer and defamed her.
Over 60 Anti-ICE Protesters Arrested After Occupying NYC Hotel
Demonstrators flooded a Hilton hotel lobby, falsely claiming ICE agents were staying there, before refusing to leave and being taken into custody.
Business
Judge Rules Bank of America Must Face Lawsuit Over Epstein Ties
Bank of New York Mellon wins dismissal of similar claims
Amazon, JPMorgan Turn to Coworking Amid Workforce Uncertainty
Major firms embrace flexible office spaces as they navigate return-to-office challenges
Starbucks Removes $250,000 Cap on CEO's Private Jet Use
The coffee giant now requires CEO Brian Niccol to use the company jet for all travel, including personal trips.
