Erik Uebelacker

Wolff filed a now-dismissed anti-SLAPP lawsuit to starve off a potential defamation suit from the first lady — who demanded an apology for comments on her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

The agency says it has made at least five arrests in Manhattan immigration courts since May 18, when a federal judge barred the agency from broadly making this kind of arrest.

A convicted sex offender argued an FBI sweep of his activity on an anonymous file sharing site was unconstitutional.

State Attorney General Letitia James says a group of manufacturers concealed the dangers of PFAS chemicals from the public, even as they phased out their use.

Bill Guan, the newspaper’s ex-finance chief, admitted he ran a team out of Vietnam called “Make Money Online” to carry out the scam.

Craig Clementi, an NFL employee injured by the gunfire, claims NYPD Detective Didarul Islam's “inattentiveness” allowed Shane Tamura to enter the building carrying an assault rifle.

Epoch Times exec pleads guilty to multimillion-dollar fraud scheme that funded rightwing paper

Two suburban counties sought to stop the $9 commuter toll, which raised $500 million last year for New York City trains and buses.

Cumulus Media, which owns hundreds of radio stations around the country, claims Nielsen is unlawfully conditioning access of its national data on the purchase of its local product.

Khalil claims the government unlawfully conspired with private pro-Israel groups to jail him for more than 100 days over his pro-Palestine advocacy.