New York

 Two Philadelphia teenagers, Emir Balat (18) and Ibrahim Kayumi (19), were charged with federal terrorism offenses after attempting to detonate IEDs packed with explosives outside Gracie Mansion during an anti-Muslim protest. Prosecutors say the pair hoped to surpass the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing’s death toll (three fatalities) and pledged allegiance to ISIS after arrest.

First New Dental School in NYC Since 1916

Innovative Three-Year Program and Community Clinic Speed Entry into the Profession and Expand Access to Care

Marking a major expansion of its health sciences program, Yeshiva University is launching a new College of Dental Medicine in Herald Square, establishing the first new dental school in New York City in more than a century. The new school introduces an accelerated, patient-focused model for clinical training and dental education, setting a new standard for preparing the next generation of dental leaders.

Recap: Rikki has to have surgery on her leg. Maggie shows Evie a photo of a wanted terrorist whose real name is Shekeret. The girls have a chilling thought remembering Sarit had dropped an ID with that name on it and claimed she’d found it. What if Sarit was Shekeret? Evie realizes with a sinking feeling that she gave Sarit the flight information for Rikki’s mother.

Oral Wegovy: What to Know Before Starting the New Weight Loss Pill

The Food and Drug Administration approved the once-daily Wegovy pill this past December for chronic weight management in adults with obesity, or those who are overweight with at least one weight-related medical condition. The pill contains semaglutide, the same active ingredient as the injectable version of Wegovy. Unlike the weekly injection, oral Wegovy is taken by mouth every morning; like the injectable, oral Wegovy requires a prescription and careful monitoring. Pharmacists play an important role in helping patients understand how to use oral Wegovy safely and effectively. Below are key questions to consider before starting treatment.

New York

 A Columbia University anti-Israel student group posted “Marg bar Amrika,” which means “Death to America” in Farsi, on social media after U.S. and Israeli forces killed Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a joint strike. The group, Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD), posted on X that the platform forced them to delete the post to regain account access, adding “the sentiment still stands.”

On a high-profile mission to consolidate Wall Street support and advance Argentina's economic agenda, President Javier Milei will join Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, President of Yeshiva University, as part of the Great Conversations Series—the University’s flagship forum for substantive engagement with global leaders and change-makers on the defining issues of our time.