SVA photography MFA to close after 2027–28 academic year
SVA photography MFA will wind down by the end of 2027–28 amid falling enrollment and budget strain. Current students can complete their degrees, officials said.
New York sues Trump administration over public charge rule
New York City and more than 20 states filed lawsuits challenging the federal public charge rule, arguing it unlawfully restricts green cards and harms public health.
Supreme Court dismisses immigration case from October docket
The Supreme Court dismissed an immigration case set for October arguments after both sides agreed it was moot, following a pardon and a departure by the challengers.
US Open semi-final: Shelton tops Tiafoe to reach first final
Ben Shelton beat Frances Tiafoe 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 7-5 to reach his first major final, where he will face Alexander Zverev on Sunday.
Stan Wawrinka retirement marked by US Open send-off
Stan Wawrinka received an emotional ovation at the US Open after his final Grand Slam match, capping a storied career following a late wildcard entry.
Sae Joon Park pardon clears path in bid to return to U.S.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul granted a Sae Joon Park pardon, erasing convictions that triggered his removal. His lawyers plan to seek reversal of his deportation.
Astros owner Jim Crane says Joe Espada will finish season
After parting with GM Dana Brown, Astros owner Jim Crane said Joe Espada will manage the rest of the season and that he will oversee baseball operations.
Randall Lane payment likely legal, but civil suit possible
An attorney says the Randall Lane payment probably did not violate criminal law, though Forbes could seek civil remedies. Lane was fired after disclosing the sum.
A photographer traces her family’s reverse migration
Laila AnnMarie Stevens documents her family’s reverse migration from New York to North Carolina, exploring lineage, care and place across generations.
Trump petition for reconsideration in Carroll case set for August
Trump’s bid asking the Supreme Court to revisit its refusal to review the $5 million E. Jean Carroll verdict has been circulated to the justices and could be addressed Aug. 17.