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Uber, Lyft win court block on NYC law requiring notice before firing drivers

Uber, Lyft win court block on NYC law requiring notice before firing drivers

By Daniel Wiessner July 22 (Reuters) - A federal judge has ruled that New York City cannot prohibit Uber Technologies and Lyft from deactivating drivers from their apps without advance notice, ruling that the novel law is unconstitutional. U.S.
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US states, New York City sue EPA for relaxing climate rule over hydrofluorocarbons

US states, New York City sue EPA for relaxing climate rule over hydrofluorocarbons

By Jonathan Stempel July 21 (Reuters) - The Trump administration was sued on Tuesday by 18 Democratic-led states, Washington, D.C. and New York City over a new federal rule they say would harm the climate by giving companies more time to stop using dangerous hydrofluorocarbons in commercial
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Nicolas Maduro to Face Drug and Weapons Charges in NYC Court

Nicolas Maduro to Face Drug and Weapons Charges in NYC Court

Nicolas Maduro, the ousted leader of Venezuela, is scheduled to appear in a New York City court for a hearing related to drug and weapons charges. The hearing is set for noon and marks a significant legal development for Maduro, who has been a controversial figure in international politics. The charges against him are part of broader allegations of corruption and criminal activity during his tenure as Venezuela's leader. This court appearance is a critical moment in the ongoing legal proceedings against Maduro, who has been accused of using his position to facilitate illegal activities.
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USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships Return to New York City

USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships Return to New York City

USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships Return to New York City
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São Paulo Court Orders City to Authorize Uber's Motorcycle Taxi Service Within 48 Hours

São Paulo Court Orders City to Authorize Uber's Motorcycle Taxi Service Within 48 Hours

São Paulo Court Orders City to Authorize Uber's Motorcycle Taxi Service Within 48 Hours
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Judge Approves Anthropic's $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement with Authors

Judge Approves Anthropic's $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement with Authors

Judge Approves Anthropic's $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement with Authors
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Atlantic Festival 2026 Announces Diverse Lineup of Speakers and Events

Atlantic Festival 2026 Announces Diverse Lineup of Speakers and Events

The Atlantic has announced the initial lineup for its 18th annual Atlantic Festival, scheduled for September 17-19, 2026, in New York City. The festival will feature a range of speakers, including former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, and discussions on topics such as the future of American cities and the state of higher education. The event will also include film screenings, podcast tapings, and book talks. The festival aims to explore significant cultural, political, and social issues, with programming held at various venues across the city.
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Northeast U.S. Prepares for Severe Storms and Flash Flooding

Northeast U.S. Prepares for Severe Storms and Flash Flooding

The Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the U.S. are bracing for severe storms and potential flash flooding. The storms, expected to bring torrential rain and possibly tornadoes, pose a significant threat to areas along the Interstate 95 corridor, including Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City. Flood watches have been issued, with rainfall rates potentially exceeding 1 inch per hour. The severe weather follows recent heavy rains that have already impacted the region, raising concerns about further flooding and disruptions.
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Can It Become Easier for Outdoor Dining in NYC? Mamdani Hopes So, But Is It Enough?

Can It Become Easier for Outdoor Dining in NYC? Mamdani Hopes So, But Is It Enough?

Richer restaurants can wait out the bureaucracy of outdoor dining permitting, but independent ones are getting squeezed out
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NYC Mayor Urges Federal Action on ICC Warrant for Netanyahu

NYC Mayor Urges Federal Action on ICC Warrant for Netanyahu

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has publicly stated that the city cannot enforce an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu but urged the federal government to take action. The ICC issued the warrant in 2024, accusing Netanyahu of crimes against humanity related to the war in Gaza. Mamdani, who had previously campaigned on the promise to arrest Netanyahu if he visited New York, acknowledged the city's legal limitations but called on the federal government to join the ICC and execute the warrant. President Trump has assured Netanyahu that he will not be arrested in the U.S., highlighting the political complexities surrounding the issue.
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Travis Kalanick's Robotics Company Atoms Secures $1.7 Billion Funding Led by Andreessen Horowitz

Travis Kalanick's Robotics Company Atoms Secures $1.7 Billion Funding Led by Andreessen Horowitz

Travis Kalanick's Robotics Company Atoms Secures $1.7 Billion Funding Led by Andreessen Horowitz
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Datavault AI Announces Analyst and Investor Day to Showcase Tokenization Strategy

Datavault AI Announces Analyst and Investor Day to Showcase Tokenization Strategy

Datavault AI Announces Analyst and Investor Day to Showcase Tokenization Strategy