Kendra’s Law Was Meant to Prevent Violence. It Failed Hundreds of Times.
New York’s premier monitoring program for people with mental illness has broken down repeatedly, including [+]
Coming Soon: A George Santos Documentary Focusing on His ‘Human Side’
The filmmaker, Jenner Furst, will pay Mr. Santos an archival material fee, an arrangement similar [+]
U.S. Charges Hezbollah Operative in 1994 Bombing of Argentina Jewish Center
The attack on the building in Buenos Aires killed 85 people, showing that the terrorist [+]
Deaths of 5-Year-Old Twins in Bronx Apartment Remain a Mystery
The police said they have no evidence to suggest foul play in the deaths of [+]
City Council Likely to Limit Criminal Background Checks by Landlords
For years, advocates have pushed to limit how New York City landlords can use criminal [+]
Opponents of Solitary Confinement Say It Qualifies as Torture
Prolonged periods of being locked up alone can cause heart disease and mental health problems, [+]
Lift a Pinky. It’s Time for Tea.
In a fractious era, tea salons provide an oasis. NYT > New York Read More
Bernardsville, N.J.: A Gilded Age Enclave Looking to the Future
With grand estates and rolling meadows, this Somerset County borough has long attracted the wealthy. [+]
Field Trips Today: Museums, but Also Wastewater Plants
Though school trips have evolved as science curriculums have changed, 400,000 children still flock to [+]
A Woman’s Quest to Free the Man Wrongly Convicted of Murdering Her Father
Karen Dannett hardly knew her father. But freeing the man imprisoned for killing him became [+]