Olivia Bensimon

More than 200,000 migrants have come to New York in the last 18 months. Five of them told us how they have found shelter, earned money and looked for legal ways to stay here.

NEW YORK – Worrisome forecasts and technical glitches with remote school gave way to sunshine in New York City by Tuesday afternoon, as the storm moved out of the area without as much drama as initially feared.

Fleeing political persecution, a family hoped the United States would take them in. After the city evicted them, they questioned whether they should have come.

Jury selection is set to start as Donald J. Trump faces charges he faked business records to cover up a sex scandal before winning the presidency in 2016. It is the first criminal trial of a former president.

Clashes between the police and pro-Palestinian protesters continued as administrators sought to retake control of campuses across the country. More than 1,100 demonstrators have been arrested in recent weeks.

Students who erected tents inside an academic building appeared undeterred the day after nearly 300 people were arrested elsewhere in Manhattan at Columbia University and City College of New York.

Officers had ordered pro-Palestinian demonstrators to leave their encampment or face arrest after a night that saw violent clashes with counterprotesters on the campus.

An hourslong standoff on the campus between pro-Palestinian demonstrators and law enforcement appeared to be culminating as officers moved in. The California Highway Patrol arrested multiple protesters, an officer said.

Officers in riot gear moved in before dawn to dismantle a pro-Palestinian protest camp, as authorities across the U.S. take tougher action against campus demonstrations.

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