The New Yorkian

Living In: Highland Falls, N.Y.: A Cozy Community Next Door to West Point With modestly sized houses, a walkable commercial district and a population under 4,000, the village serves as a gateway to the military academy.

The Art of the Australian Breakfast Young expats have transplanted their bright, Instagrammable cooking and mellow lifestyle by opening cafes in New York City.

Seagram’s Liquor Heiress Charged in Nxivm Sex-Trafficking Case Clare Bronfman was freed on $100 million bond after her arrest on racketeering charges in connection with the Albany-area group that ex-members call a cult.

Former I.D.C. Senators Are Ordered to Return Campaign Money If the eight New York state senators are forced to return the money, their campaign spending may be greatly curtailed as they face primary challenges.

As Gillibrand Pushes Left, Her Economic Agenda Tilts to Populism Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has begun to adopt a similar kind of economic populism that infused Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaign in 2016.

New Jersey Attorney General Pauses Prosecutions in Marijuana Cases The decision is seen as a step toward decriminalization in New Jersey. It comes amid a push to make it the latest state to legalize recreational marijuana use.

Metropolitan Diary: Independence Day, Queens A perfect view of the fireworks.