Shayla Lee Colon

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Shayla Lee Colon

Amer Rabee, 14, was fatally shot Sunday by Israeli forces in the West Bank, according to his family. On Tuesday, community leaders gathered in New Jersey to demand justice. Members of northern New Jersey's Palestinian community gathered on Tuesday to condemn the recent killing of a Palestinian American boy by Israeli soldiers in the West Bank. The boy, Amer Rabee, 14, was shot and killed in the town of Turmus Aya on Sunday, his family said.

2 weeks ago | dtnext.in | Shayla Lee Colon

Jerome Dewald sat with his legs crossed and his hands folded in his lap in front of an appellate panel of New York state judges, ready to argue for a reversal of a lower court’s decision in his dispute with a former employer. The court had allowed Dewald, who is not a lawyer and was representing himself, to accompany his argument with a prerecorded video presentation.

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Chelsia Rose Marcius |Wesley Parnell |Shayla Lee Colon

"The death of Kyng Davis was an absolute tragedy," the statement said. "No child should ever be subjected to such horrific treatment."The woman who messaged 911 did not give a name to the police, and an anonymous report is not sufficient probable cause for officers to enter an apartment. Brooklyn Defender Services, the agency that is representing Mr. White, who is not the boy's father, declined to comment on the charges or any other matter related to Kyng.

4 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Shayla Lee Colon

card:1 of 6March 26, 2025I’m a reporting fellow on the Metro desk, working from the Bronx to write stories about the outer boroughs. I prefer to absorb more fiction and music during my down time. Here are five things I’ve recently enjoyed →Literature, sex and scandals sprinkled with a few literally breathtaking corsets. This Regency-era drama has a little of everything for a lady looking to indulge in guilty pleasures from afar.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Shayla Lee Colon

A New York City man posing as a law enforcement agent promised a woman that he could help her get a green card if she invested $500,000 with him, prosecutors said on Friday. Instead, the man kept the money and never submitted a visa application as he had promised. According to a federal indictment unsealed on Friday, he lied to the woman, a Chinese citizen whom the indictment names only as Jane Doe, giving her various excuses for years for why the process had been delayed.