The city will now hold off on selling the debt of property owners—who make the list if they owe taxes or water, sewer and emergency repair charges—until June 3. The extension “gives New Yorkers more time to take action and … Continued
By DEE-ANN DURBIN, Associated Press Business travel to the U.S. fell 9% in April as companies and workers grappled with economic uncertainty and anger over the Trump administration’s tariffs and border policies. The National Travel and Tourism Office released preliminary … Continued
By MARY CLARE JALONICK, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Republicans have blocked a Democratic resolution to require more transparency from the Trump administration about deportations to El Salvador. The vote Thursday was the latest attempt by minority Democrats to … Continued
By SUSAN HAIGH, Associated Press The Department of Homeland Security wants to spend about $50 million to buy a new long-range Gulfstream jet to replace an aging one used by Secretary Kristi Noem and top Coast Guard and DHS officials. … Continued
HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS — Jonathan and Elizabeth Stark arrived at a park outside Granby, Colorado, on a late-April day in 2020 to meet with Grand County’s assistant coroner and a sheriff’s investigator. Their conversation, captured on a body-worn camera, concerned … Continued