Letitia James ‘Heartened’ After Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Against Her

The Department of Justice is reportedly considering new indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, following a recent federal judge's ruling that dismissed previous charges against them due to the unlawful appointment of the prosecutor involved. This development raises questions about the future legal challenges both figures may face.

A new bill proposed in the New York City council aims to ban the use of toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (Pfas), commonly known as 'forever chemicals,' in the protective gear worn by the city’s firefighters. This legislation, if approved, would impact the nation’s largest firefighting force, comprising 11,000 members.

A significant initiative in New York aims to enhance safety for transgender individuals, driven by the legacy of a woman who continues to inspire change even after her passing. This effort reflects a community's resilience and commitment to supporting queer people during challenging times when many feel neglected by those in power.

New York's frontline nurses and leaders are expressing serious concerns over the implementation of artificial intelligence tools in the city's hospital system, claiming these technologies threaten both patient safety and their job security. The nurses argue that the introduction of AI is being done quietly and without adequate consultation or transparency.

A winter storm impacted the Midwest over the Thanksgiving weekend, bringing over a foot of snow and strong winds, leading to significant travel disruptions. Notably, a 45-car pile-up occurred on Interstate 78 in Indiana, and a Delta Air Lines plane skidded off the runway in Des Moines, Iowa, as 53 million people were under winter weather alerts from South Dakota to New York.