The Trump administration intends to increase its efforts to strip some naturalized Americans of their U.S. citizenship, the New York Times reported on Wednesday, citing internal guidance.

An official with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said it would prioritize “those who’ve unlawfully obtained U.S. citizenship.”

Federal policy changes under the Trump administration could reverse New York City’s historic rise in life expectancy, the city's top doctor warned Friday.

The report said there was no evidence of arterial narrowing, inflammation, clotting or abnormalities in the heart, major blood vessels or any abdominal organs, all of which appeared healthy and functioning within normal limits. The physician said the findings confirm that Trump “remains in excellent overall health.”

The state’s Gaming Facility Board approved the casinos earlier this month before passing recommendations to the Gaming Commission for the final vote.

The White House is denying President Trump’s gushing remarks about Rep. Elise Stefanik at an Oval Office event Friday are a new move toward a primary endorsement. Stefanik scored the prime

New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, accusing it of illegally blocking funding for electric vehicle charging stations that Congress had approved in 2021.

President Trump went after The New York Times late Tuesday over “seditious” reporting about his health. “The New York Times, and some others, like to pretend that I am ‘slowing up,’ am maybe not

The New York Times, attacked by President Donald Trump for reporting about his physical condition, said on Wednesday that it wouldn’t be deterred by “false and inflammatory language” that distorts the role of a free press.

The tabloid slammed one of the Trump health secretary's moves as not only “mind-bogglingly irresponsible” but “downright cruel."

The president has equivocated on who he prefers to run for governor in his native state, creating a headache for Stefanik.

The New York Mets' ballpark, a Bronx golf course once operated by President Donald Trump's company and a slot parlor near John F. Kennedy International Airport will be the sites of New York City's first Las Vegas-style resort casinos.