Trial court of general jurisdiction in New York State
Luigi Mangione has withdrawn a planned psychiatric "extreme emotional disturbance" notice in the New York state murder case over the Dec. 4, 2024, killing of UnitedHealthcare executive Brian Thompson. Judges have unsealed related records. Mangione still faces separate federal charges and his state trial remains scheduled for Sept. 8, 2026.
New York has filed a state Supreme Court lawsuit against Kalshi, arguing the prediction-market platform operates illegally without a Gaming Commission license, endangers consumers, and should forfeit illicit gains and pay restitution and penalties. The suit marks a broader clash between state authorities and federally regulated platforms over prediction markets.
The pied-à-terre tax in New York City is under legal challenge after a Staten Island judge temporarily blocked its rollout. Mayor Zohran Mamdani defends the tax as a revenue tool, while President Trump is calling for federal intervention. The policy, which applies to nonprimary residences over $5 million (with higher rates for pricier properties), is projected to raise hundreds of millions annually.
Luigi Mangione’s federal case has stirred talk of a plea in a New York murder-linked stalking matter. Prosecutors and defense are meeting ahead of potential federal agreement; state charges remain unresolved as trials loom for September and January.