Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia grad student, faces prolonged detention and green card revocation over political speech, sparking national debate on immigrant rights and free expression.

Grammarly’s disabled AI feature used public figures' names without consent, sparking a lawsuit over privacy and publicity rights.

Nathan Lane called Timothée Chalamet a “schmuck” on The View for dismissing opera and ballet, sparking debate over celebrity influence on cultural value.

Jeffrey Epstein told a victim he was a child’s father, showing her a photo of a blonde woman at his mansion, newly released DOJ documents reveal.

Colleagues of Savannah Guthrie at 'Today' hope she won’t return due to workplace tensions and format changes, sources say.

Veteran linebacker Demario Davis returns to the Jets on a $22M deal to bolster a struggling defense.

Historian Heather Ann Thompson links the 1984 Bernie Goetz subway shooting to rising white rage, shaping U.S. attitudes on self-defense and race.

Liza Minnelli's memoir reveals a destructive, drug-fueled affair with Martin Scorsese during 'New York, New York' filming in 1977.

11 SUNY community colleges began expanded child care for student-parents, aligning hours with classes to support adult learners.

The Buffalo Bills signed former Dolphins linebacker Bradley Chubb to a three-year deal to bolster their defense.