Sen. Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, asked President Trump’s acting intelligence chief to declassify all intelligence reports of talks between Michael Flynn and Russia’s former ambassador.

A U.S. national security panel has ordered the breakup of a joint venture formed between Chinese investors and a California firm that makes exoskeletons.4

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo lashed out at critics and press leaks, saying he advised President Trump to terminate the department’s inspector general while denying he did so as retaliation for inquiries by the agency watchdog.413

Testing for coveted gifted programs that start in kindergarten has become a high-stakes hurdle for thousands of New York City children. Now 61 students face another challenge: The tests that they took earlier this year got lost.1

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said faith services with 10 or fewer people will be permitted, so long as participants stay apart and wear masks, as coronavirus cases in New York fall.3

Face-mask complaints in affluent parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn are outpacing other areas, even though these neighborhoods have lower rates of coronavirus infection and death than many lower-income sections.

The Metropolitan Transit Authority has hired a consultant to examine how other major transit systems are handling service resumptions during the coronavirus pandemic.

A top federal regulator said that mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should hold $240 billion in capital after they are returned to private ownership.

Some American citizens denied stimulus checks this spring are hoping for another chance in the next round of coronavirus talks, including those whose families contain undocumented immigrants.156

A small city in upstate New York has become the latest place to contend with the disposal of toxic “forever chemicals” that the U.S. military has been trying to destroy, as concerns grow that such chemicals contribute to air pollution.30