A study at New York University has provided hope in identifying the cause of sudden death syndrome, which affects nearly 400 families in the U.S. each year.

Immigration emerges as a contentious electoral issue in New York City, with mixed messages from local Democratic authorities and stalled legislation in Congress. Despite city efforts to discourage new arrivals, initiatives like $1,000 bank cards for food and 4,000 job openings for migrants are introduced. Migrants from Venezuela and Ecuador share positive experiences, while Mayor Eric Adams seeks federal solutions, citing a national policy failure. Both parties struggle to leverage the immigration issue politically, with Republicans accused of obstruction by Democrats and blaming President Biden for border security failures. The fate of millions of immigrants remains uncertain until the upcoming presidential elections.

Tourists and locals are attracted to the holiday window displays of department stores in New York City, an annual tradition that brings festive cheer to the city's streets.

Former President Donald Trump is facing a $250 million civil lawsuit alleging he provided false information about the value of his real estate empire. New York Attorney General Letitia James filed the suit against Trump, his adult sons, and his company. Trump is accused of exaggerating property values to secure favorable terms from banks, investors, and business partners. He denies the accusations, calling it a continuation of the greatest witch hunt. Legal experts and testimonies are challenging Trump's valuations, and while Trump claims the legal actions boost his political support, Columbia University political science professor Ester Fuchs disagrees with his assessment.