Bo Dietl, the notoriously foul-mouthed head of an eponymous security and private investigation firm, was a contractor connected to the trust.

The speaker faced an unruly crowd shouting "Mike, you suck!" and chants of “free Palestine.”

The 108 arrests came a day after Columbia President Minouche Shafik testified before the House education subcommittee for a hearing called “Columbia in Crisis.”

Forty-one people have donated to the mayor's legal defense fund and reelection campaign, a POLITICO analysis of public records found.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s proposal had forced the Senate Commerce Committee to postpone a vote on a major aviation policy bill.

Manasa Gudavalli, editor-in-chief of NYU's Washington Square News, and Irie Senter, editor-in-chief of the Columbia Daily Spectator, joined Marcia Kramer to ...

Lawmakers’ tempers are boiling over as Republican provisions on cultural and social issues become ubiquitous in this year’s House spending bills.

The suspensions came on the last day of classes for the university and nearly two weeks ahead of graduation.

Two officers the operation substantiated claims against were allowed to retire as commanders with full benefits.

Unions for flight attendants have been pursuing a self-defense training mandate for years.

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The candidates leaned on familiar campaign strategies in the final days of the contest for New York’s 3rd Congressional District.

After 113 protesters were arrested at Columbia University on Thursday, Democrats see an opportunity to finally leverage a free speech debate Republicans have dominated for years.

Beyond the size of the train, investigators are probing a variety of factors, including whether the overheated wheel directly responsible for the derailment was detected fast enough by track equipm...

The family of Mayor Eric Adams’ former chief of staff donated $15,000 to the fund weeks before a prohibition would have kicked in.

Rosa Silver is petitioning the Surrogate's Court in Manhattan to be named “temporary administrator” of an estate estimated to be worth $2.675 million.

Appetizer maven Eli Zabar is doing “everything possible" to stall the facility planned for 419 E 91st St., which is adjacent to his own building.

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Dr. Joel Lavine had a years-long history of predatory and retaliatory behavior toward female coworkers, according to sources familiar with the matter and confidential University reports obtained by...

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The panel spent hours heatedly debating an amendment that removed earmarks for LGBTQ community centers.

The $2.1 million suit alleges that the former Dorchester Towers residents “were systematically and aggressively discriminated against and made the subject of harassment tactics."

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments from a pair of cases on Monday challenging the basis for affirmative action established in Grutter v. Bollinger, the landmark case University President Lee...

Union Square Park once again became another hot spot for abortion rights protests as more than 300 New Yorkers blasted the Supreme Court decision.