President Donald Trump’s $100,000 fee for H-1B visas was a warning shot to Corporate America to toe the line on immigration. It also deals another financial blow to universities already battered by the administration’s crusade against top colleges.

Former Governor Andrew Cuomo blasted his rival Zohran Mamdani’s candidacy in the race for mayor of New York City as “abhorrent” and the competition as a “battle for the soul” of the Democratic party.

Aetna Life Insurance Co. failed to convince a federal judge that it wasn’t responsible for setting the terms of a health plan that’s accused of offering fertility treatment coverage that discriminates against LGBTQ+ patients.

Capital One Financial Corp.’s proposed $425 million settlement of a class-action suit over allegedly unpaid savings-account interest is being opposed by a bipartisan group of states who say the deal shortchanges account holders.

The Manhattan federal judge presiding over Luigi Mangione’s case warned prosecutors to stop making statements linking him to “left-wing” extremism or there could be consequences.

When the US Bureau of Labor Statistics released its headline-making preliminary estimate that US nonfarm payroll employment as of March was 911,000 lower than previously reported, it also published preliminary annual benchmark revisions for states and large metropolitan areas. The standout by far was New York.