Global power is in flux. Your daily guide to what comes next.

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A recent series of fires and electrical problems at New York Penn Station have transit leaders on edge.

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Global power is in flux. Your daily guide to what comes next.

Officials are planning to spend about $503 million for a season of summertime mega-events, the overwhelming majority of the funds directly connected to the World Cup.

During her monthly radio call-in show, the Democratic governor fielded several questions about actions to quell protests.

Democrat Mikie Sherrill is trying to head off deeper tensions at a detention facility, but her administration is taking criticism.

The move is another attempt by New Jersey Democrats to avoid federal intervention.

The governor announced plans to create protected protest zones at Delaney Hall.

With dueling plans to cut transit costs for fans, neighboring governors Mikie Sherrill and Kathy Hochul are both claiming home-field advantage.

The World Cup, swept into Washington’s partisan vortex, splits into red and blue.

State policymakers appear unprepared for a potential increase in power bills driven by a doubling of emissions credit prices as Virginia gears up to rejoin a regional climate program.

The Sherrill administration said it had found sponsors and "non-taxpayer dollars" to cut the fare to $105 from $150.

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FIFA got what it wanted from dictators and oil sheikhs. Elected politicians in the Garden State are proving harder to please.

Your afternoon must-read briefing informing the daily conversation among knowledgeable New Yorkers

Your afternoon must-read briefing informing the daily conversation among knowledgeable New Yorkers

The legal fight is just the latest dispute between the two entities.

A long-planned spectacle collides with the messy domestic politics and global instability of the present.

Why a July 4 of soccer, sailors and Swift already has New York officials on edge.

The governor and FIFA have been in a dayslong back-and-forth after she blamed the sporting body for not paying to move soccer fans to and from the matches.

President Donald Trump has for months bottled up promised money for the project.

The world soccer organization is joining groceries, utilities and landlords as targets for Democrats talking about the cost of living.

The mayor campaigned on a plan to make buses free. But it isn’t going to happen this year, he acknowledged in an interview.

Resorts World is still planning to open its expanded gaming facility in Queens by June 1.

An office space deal threatens to leave the city on the hook for the U.N.’s financial travails.

Is it time for Hochul to press the panic button? Perhaps not.

The deal clears the way for Kathryn Garcia, a former top aide to Hochul, to lead the agency.

Mayor Mamdani’s pick to succeed him in the state Assembly cruised to an easy victory Tuesday night. But Moreno’s win in that Queens special election is likely the last cakewalk we’ll see from a…

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Trump last fall said he was terminating the tunnels despite the fact that construction had already begun following congressional appropriations.

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The tension between the two Democrats may also mark the end of an era for the agency, which has been run with little to no public drama for years.

“Cases have to start being dismissed,” a defense attorney told a federal judge last week.

Trump has bottled up the money since the fall in retaliation for the 43-day government shutdown.

Trump has bottled up the money since the fall in retaliation for the 43-day government shutdown.

Work on the Gateway project linking New York and New Jersey is already slowing down and could pause next week.

The Trump administration threatened to defund the project at the start of last year’s government shutdown.

The robotaxi giant is expanding around the country. New York City, now helmed by a mayor aligned with taxicab drivers, is its great white whale.