The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) wants the New York City marathon to pay $750,000 annually, citing the significant loss in bridge toll revenues caused by the closure of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
Legal & Regulatory
Biden Administration Approved More Bombs to Israel Despite Global Outrage Over Killing of 7 World Central Kitchen Workers
The Biden administration has approved the transfer of thousands more bombs to Israel despite global outrage over the killing of seven aid workers from the charity group World Central Kitchen by Israeli airstrike in Gaza.
Donald Trump's $175 Million Fraud Bond at Risk as New York AG Scrutinizes Insurance Company
New York state attorneys have questioned the legitimacy of the $175 million appeal bond that former President Donald Trump posted to delay the collection of a massive civil fraud judgment.
Who Is Don Hankey? LA Billionaire Behind Trump's $175 Million Fraud Case Bond Says 'It's Not Political Statement'
Don Hankey is known as the "little-known king of subprime car loans," managing the impressive $22.5 billion assets of the Hankey Group
Drunk Man Arrested After Allegedly Poked Fun of Disney World Resort Bar Guest With Down Syndrome
A drunk man was beaten at a bar in a Disney World resort after reportedly mocking a guest who has Down syndrome.
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An Indian company allegedly supplied the US with contaminated shrimps, an American whistleblower revealed.
According to reports, Peter Owens allegedly struck the Walgreens anager in the face with the Bible after she instructed him to leave the premises.
Nick Caldwell's legal team alleged that Elon Musk’s X withheld severance benefits from the former Twitter exec and others while falsely accusing them of misconduct.
Brothers Michael Shvartsman and Gerald Shvartsman, originating from Florida, admitted to one count of securities fraud each in New York City on Wednesday.
Kansas City voters reject sales tax extension for NFL Chiefs and MLB Royals' stadium projects, casting uncertainty over teams' future in the city.
