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‘I Did Nothing Wrong’: Adams Says After Corruption Charges Dropped

Eric Adams, the Democratic mayor of New York City who, after his federal corruption indictment, forged a mutually beneficial relationship with President Donald J. Trump, on Wednesday made clear where his loyalties lie. Hours after a federal judge granted the Trump administration’s request to dismiss the corruption charges against him, Mr. Adams suggested at a … Read more

Columbia University’s move to use police force to clear demonstrators from a campus building last spring could potentially have been avoided, as some students were urgently asking if they could leave voluntarily, according to a report released Tuesday by the university’s senate. The students, who early that morning had entered Hamilton Hall and barricaded the … Read more

Little Island, the floating park atop a collection of funnel-like columns in the Hudson River, will welcome a flurry of programming to its theaters with no walls this summer, the second season of programming funded by Barry Diller and his family foundation. Filling its three open-air performance spaces — the Amph, the Glade and the … Read more

Case 1:24-cr-00556-DEH Document 177 Filed 04/02/25 Page 40 of 78 of the leave-of-court requirement in Rule 48(a) is to enable a court to inquire into whether the dismissal should be with prejudice”). The Second Circuit has thus far declined to “rule out discretionary dismissals with prejudice” in similar contexts. Hilbert v. Dooling, 476 … Read more

Senator Cory Booker’s staff members described a nagging fear as they worked for a week to fill 15 binders with enough material to cover what would soon become a history-making, 25-hour speech. What if no one listened? Their worry was short-lived. By 11 a.m. on Tuesday, 16 hours after Mr. Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, … Read more

A judge on Wednesday dismissed federal corruption charges against Eric Adams, ending the first criminal case against a New York City mayor in modern history and underscoring how prosecutorial power is being used to advance President Trump’s agenda. In his ruling, the judge, Dale E. Ho of Federal District Court in Manhattan, refused to allow … Read more

Times Insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. When I set out to write an article about the New York-based, Instagram-famous nail artist Mei Kawajiri, I had never gotten a professional manicure before. Or, really, any manicure at all. My mom — a … Read more

With its copper bar and brass-rail-backed banquettes, Lazare evokes a traditional Parisian brasserie, but registers as modern with its exposed ductwork overhead and wall units filled with stacked white plates, pitchers, vases and other objects. Similarly, the stylish comfort-food menu includes Normandy oysters, onion soup and roasted sausage with buttery potato purée, as well as … Read more

Manhattan | 100 Hudson Street, No. 4A TriBeCa Co-op $1.75 million A one-bedroom, one-bath, roughly 1,050-square-foot apartment with an entry foyer, formal dining and living rooms, built-ins, 11-foot ceilings, a basement storage cage and window unit air-conditioning. The unit is on the fourth floor of a 10-story prewar co-op that has a live-in super, shared … Read more