
NYC Building Workers Threaten Strike Over Wages and Benefits
About 34,000 doormen, concierges and building workers in New York City are threatening to strike over wage and health insurance disputes.

About 34,000 doormen, concierges and building workers in New York City are threatening to strike over wage and health insurance disputes.
Gaming platform Roblox reported declining daily active users and cut its revenue forecast following the implementation of age verification checks.

Guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker won the NBA's Most Improved Player award following a career-best season with the Atlanta Hawks.

A sergeant with Essex County Prosecutor's Office faces theft charges for allegedly taking a photojournalist's camera bag at an immigration protest.

Former presidential candidate Nikki Haley says she won't run in 2028, while Republican incumbents facing primaries invoke Trump despite lacking his endorsement.

Apple Store employees report increased workplace stress during the rollout of the company's new Vision Pro headset.

An 83-year-old man died from injuries sustained after being pushed onto subway tracks in Manhattan, leading to murder charges against the alleged assailant.

Multiple technology developments include a landline phone trend among children, startup funding for an AI social network, and X's new chat app.

Zimbabwe says 15 of its citizens were killed after being recruited to fight for Russia, as the government seeks repatriation of bodies and survivors.
French liquor company Remy Cointreau posted slight organic sales growth while DocuSign increased its revenue guidance following strong quarterly results.
Shares of Japanese toilet manufacturer Toto jumped significantly following the company's announcement of a strategic shift toward artificial intelligence applications.

A federal judge in Oregon has limited federal officers' ability to use tear gas and chemical munitions at protests outside Portland's ICE facility.

University of North Carolina forward Henri Veesaar has announced his intention to enter the 2026 NBA Draft, leaving the Tar Heels program.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers rejected legislation requiring age verification for pornography websites, citing concerns about burdens on adults accessing protected materials.

Financial analysts present conflicting assessments of oil market trends, with some predicting higher prices while others warn of weakening global demand.
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