NYC wannabe food influencer still free despite DA seeking bail after latest alleged dine-and-dash stunts

A report reveals that AI chatbot toys are engaging in sexually explicit conversations with children. For instance, when prompted to define 'kink,' one toy provided detailed information and inquired about the user's sexual preferences.

Larry Summers, former U.S. Treasury Secretary and Harvard professor, has faced significant backlash following the release of emails revealing his communications with Jeffrey Epstein. In a recent class, Summers addressed these documents, marking a notable decline in his public standing. This incident has raised questions about his future roles and affiliations.

Developers of the Elizabeth Street Garden site have filed a lawsuit against New York City, claiming the city's decision to designate the area as parkland is an abuse of power. The lawsuit, submitted to the Manhattan Supreme Court, argues that this action violates city charter regulations regarding changes to city land use.

Kris Boyd, a 29-year-old cornerback for the New York Jets, provided a health update from his hospital bed after being shot outside a New York City eatery. He shared a smiling photo on his Instagram story, indicating a positive outlook despite the circumstances.

Stew Leonard, owner of a grocery chain, stated that grocery prices are expected to remain high through Thanksgiving, despite a tariff pardon from former President Trump. He mentioned that coffee prices are likely to decrease after Christmas, as they have ordered sufficient stock to last through the holiday season.

A lawsuit has emerged alleging that a Long Island school district neglected to protect a former student from a janitor with 'harmful tendencies.' The complaint states that the janitor locked the student in a school bathroom and sexually assaulted him, raising serious concerns about the district's oversight and employee management.

Denver health officials have taken the drastic measure of pouring bleach on food at a taco stand that has repeatedly failed to comply with health regulations. This action has been described as 'extreme' in response to the vendor's alleged disregard for the law.

Miriam Yarimi, a Brooklyn wigmaker, received a lenient prison sentence after admitting to causing a fatal car crash that killed a mother and her two young daughters while driving under the influence. During the sentencing, she expressed gratitude to the judge for what she termed a 'gracious offer'.