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New York police commissioner credited with crime drop to stay on under Mamdani

By Jonathan Allen and Maria Tsvetkova NEW YORK (Reuters) -Jessica Tisch, the New York City police commissioner who has overseen a drop in violent crime under outgoing Mayor Eric Adams, has agreed to remain in the post under newly elected Zohran Mamdani, who recently apologized ...
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US jury convicts founder of ADHD startup in Adderall fraud scheme

By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) -The founder and a former top doctor at Done Global were convicted by a San Francisco jury of conspiring to distribute Adderall and other stimulants, in the first federal prosecution of alleged illegal drug distribution by a telehealth company. Ruthia He, who ...
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Thanks to Loren Dimmitt of White Pine Farms for bring a turkey to MacArthur. They loved petting and learning about him….

Thanks to Loren Dimmitt of White Pine Farms for bring a turkey to MacArthur. They loved petting and learning about him. 🦃 #mac185
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Lunch is best with friends. #MAC185 #edisonbombers

Lunch is best with friends. #MAC185 #edisonbombers
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AI-focused developers help fuel New York City life, city agency chief says

NEW YORK (Reuters) -New York City companies focused on artificial intelligence, which rely on human interaction to grow, are boosting office leasing and inspiring the return of workers to the city, said Andrew Kimball, president and CEO of New York City Economic Development Corporation. The ...
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Labor Department won’t release full October jobs report, a casualty of the 43-day federal shutdown

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Labor Department said Wednesday that it will not be releasing a full jobs report for October because the 43-day federal government shutdown meant it couldn't calculate the unemployment rate and some other key numbers. Instead, it will release some of the ...
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As infant botulism cases climb to 31, recalled ByHeart baby formula is still on some store shelves

As cases of potentially deadly botulism in babies who drank ByHeart infant formula continue to grow, state officials say they are still finding the recalled product on some store shelves. Investigators in at least three states found ByHeart formula for sale a week after the ...
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Trump administration revives rollbacks of species protections from first term

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) - President Donald Trump's administration moved Wednesday to roll back protections for imperiled species and the places they live, reviving a suite of changes to Endangered Species Act regulations during the Republican's first term that were blocked under former Democratic President ...
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Fed minutes: Most officials supported more rate cuts but not necessarily in December

WASHINGTON (AP) - A majority of Federal Reserve policymakers expressed support in late October for further interest rate cuts, though not all committed to making the reduction at their next meeting in December, according to minutes released Wednesday. At the same time, many officials said ...
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Larry Summers resigns from Santander’s advisory board, spokesperson says

MADRID (Reuters) -Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has resigned from Santander's international advisory board he currently chaired, a Santander spokesperson said on Wednesday. His resignation comes several days after the U.S. Congress released documents that showed Summers shared a close relationship with the late ...
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Saudi PIF, SITE, Microsoft sign MOU to explore delivery of sovereign-cloud services in kingdom

CAIRO (Reuters) -Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund the Public Investment Fund, Saudi information technology company SITE and Microsoft signed a memorandum of understanding to explore the delivery of Microsoft's sovereign-cloud services in the kingdom, the Saudi fund said in an X post on Wednesday. ...
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US appeals court halts order limiting immigration agents’ response to Chicago protests

By Diana Novak Jones CHICAGO (Reuters) -A U.S. court on Wednesday paused a judge's order that restricted when federal immigration agents can use tear gas and other anti-riot weapons on Chicago area residents, journalists and clergy members protesting the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in the ...
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