Jury finds Elon Musk misled investors in $44B Twitter deal

A jury has found Elon Musk liable for misleading investors by deliberately driving down Twitter's stock price in the tumultuous months leading up to his 2022 acquisition of the social media company for $44 billion. But it absolved him of some fraud allegations, finding that he did not "scheme" to mislead investors. 

NHTSA heightens investigation into Tesla's driver-assistance system

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration officials deepened their probe of Tesla’s driver-assistance system after the federal agency received reports of multiple crashes.

Researchers discover iPhone spyware that can infiltrate millions of devices

Researchers have uncovered a sophisticated iPhone spyware campaign embedded in dozens of websites, potentially affecting hundreds of millions of devices, according to Reuters.

Judge orders deportation of NYC Council employee detained by ICE

A federal immigration judge has ordered the deportation of a New York City Council employee, according to the council's speaker.

Disney reveals Disney Believe as name of next cruise ship

Disney Cruise Line announced Wednesday that its new cruise ship will be called Disney Believe and arrive in late 2027.

New York sues Trump over 2nd Avenue Subway funds

Hochul said construction is already underway and the project remains on schedule and on budget, but warned that the funding pause threatens its future.

Amazon launches 1-hour and 3-hour deliveries

Amazon just launched new, ultrafast shipping options in some U.S. cities. Here are the details.

4 dead in Queens fire as building collapse traps firefighters

Crews reported seeing three people jump from an upper floor as the flames spread through the building. Firefighters performed CPR on the victims.

Union alleges MTA buses operated with redlined mechanical problems

Transport Workers Union Local 100 says 23 buses were put on the road after being "redlined," a term used when a bus is flagged for a mechanical failure or maintenance issue that requires attention.

NYPD monitoring Michigan synagogue targeted by shooter

The NYPD are deploying “high-visibility" patrols to Jewish religious and cultural institutions in response to a Detroit-based synagogue being targeted.

Target boycott over DEI continues, local advocates say company 'went around' true leaders

Activists proclaimed in front of Target's Minneapolis headquarters that the boycott over reversed Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) measures will continue despite Target's claims that the company is "moving forward."

Facebook down? Users report login issues Wednesday morning

Facebook users reported outages Wednesday morning, saying they were unable to log in to the social media platform, according to Downdetector.

Video shows Gracie Mansion bomb suspect buying fuses: See alleged timeline of events

The footage shows 18-year-old Amir Balat purchasing a 20-foot roll of consumer safety fuse at a Phantom Fireworks store in Pennsylvania, according to investigators.