David Yaffe-Bellany

At an evening gala with over 100 attendees dressed to the nines, New Haveners reflected on 100 years of the Dixwell Community House’s role in their lives and community.

NEW YORK (New York Times) — The US government has urged Nigeria to release an employee of the giant cryptocurrency exchange Binance who was arrested there in February and has faced mounting medical problems in prison, according to two senior State Department officials.

After long days downtown on Old Campus I always appreciate my bedroom in Pauli Murray, a cozy sanctuary in the suburbs of Sachem Street. After a 9 a.m. class followed by back-to-back lectures that steal away my lunch, and an average of 20,000 steps per day, falling back into the sky blue comforter and Amazon mattress pad feels like drifting on a cloud.

Reflecting on the transformative journey of the MENA community at Yale over the past eight years — four as a student and four as an alumnus — I am drawn back to the fall of my freshman year. Entering Yale as the first Yemeni undergraduate in its 320-year history brought a profound sense of responsibility. Representing “Arabia Felix” — the happy land of Arabia, known for millennia by its historic significance — was both an honor and a heavy burden. Many of my fellow Yemeni citizens continue to endure a dire humanitarian crisis amid the country’s prolonged conflict, which at that point deepened my resolve to shatter the stereotypes associated with our beautiful yet misunderstood region.

The serial entrepreneurs behind Donald J. Trump’s new cryptocurrency project have left a trail of lawsuits, unpaid debt and tax liens.

By and Chase Herro is an online salesman who proudly calls himself a “dirtbag of the internet,” able to sell anything to anyone.

For the first year of my life, my dad held me in his arms and danced with me every night to help me fall asleep. […]

Donald Trump’s project is part of an extraordinary effort to mix his personal finances with his bid to return to political power.

Shared affection for jailed FTX chief Sam Bankman-Fried connected Ryan Salame and MIchelle Bond, both also charged with legal misconduct.