A federal judge rejected New York's bid to stop the Trump administration from reclaiming $80 million in migrant aid, citing a lack of irreparable harm.

DHS clawed back the money last month after firing four FEMA staffers for sending $59 million to New York City hotels housing ...

A Biden-appointed judge said the city hasn't lodged a strong case for irreparable harm without an emergency order directing ...

A federal judge denied New York City’s request for an immediate return of $80 million that the Trump administration clawed ...

A Manhattan federal judge says the Federal Emergency Management Agency doesn't have to immediately return more than $80 ...

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The Roosevelt Inn in Northeast Philadelphia has changed hands. The 105-room motel has sold for $5.35 million, according to ...

A developer could tear down the antiquated hotel to build a skyscraper of up to 1.8 million square feet on the roughly 42,000 ...

From the Biltmore Hotel to the Dolby Theatre, here are all the places that have rolled out the Oscars red carpet.

The Trump administration on Friday attacked New York City's attempt to retain $80 million in federal funds for housing migrants by accusing the city of trying to house terrorists.

[Islamabad] The flagship Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has suffered a major financial setback following New York City ...

Mayor Eric Adams of New York thanked the Trump administration for cracking down on criminal illegal immigrants, which helped ...