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New York is among the ‘worst states’ when it comes to unemployment insurance fraud, according to the watchdog.
Authorities concluded their search on Wednesday evening and reported that three people are still missing.
The influx of Haitians over recent years has caused frustration for many locals in the western Ohio city.
The newest lawsuit alleged that the deal would suppress competition and creative diversity in film and television.
Major East Coast population centers are beset by heavy smoke.
The president and Sen. Dave McCormick joined in highlighting new investments during the first-ever Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit.
Plumbers’ Local 1 representatives warn that domestic water systems supplying NYC cooling towers with water also need to be tested.
Contaminated water carries the parasite Cyclospora, which could cause an illness with violent symptoms that has spread to 34 states across the United States.
The funding will support a new submarine manufacturing facility, workforce training, and maritime suppliers at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
The twins’ mother has been charged with murder.
The Khosla family most notably contains venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, who has given checks to OpenAI, DoorDash, Stripe, and other notable tech companies.
The agency intercepted more than 11,000 illegal immigrants last year.
Health officials ordered urgent cleaning of rooftop systems in Yorkville and Carnegie Hill, as cases rose to 63 as of Tuesday.
The bipartisan elections commission referred the complaints to the prosecutor, who has 40 days to decide whether to file charges.
New York’s grid operator said the grid can’t handle 3 days of 95-degree weather in a row.
A 28-year-old died after running from federal agents at St. Augustine gas station.
The technology investor said Chinese actors use U.S. filings for commercial gain as American inventors face territorial limits and costly overseas enforcement.
Federal authorities alleged the cyberattacks contributed to at least $61 million in damages.
