NEW YORK - Marine veteran Daniel Penny has a new job. In December, Penny, 26, was found not guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Jordan Neely on a New York City subway car.

Jurors then considered criminally negligent homicide and acquitted Mr. Penny. For some, the case epitomized their concerns over homelessness, mental illness and crime in New York City. Others saw ...

Pennies cost more to make than they’re worth. So why is it so difficult to stop making them? On the latest episode of ...

Canada did away with its one-cent coin more than a decade ago. It could offer insight into what the U.S. may be on the verge ...

“It was a scandal Penny was ever prosecuted in the first place.” Hurubie Meko is a Times reporter covering the New York Police Department and criminal justice in the New York region. More ...

This undated image shows the acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Danielle Sassoon. United States Attorney's Office, Southern District of New York via AP Vice President ...

Max Fried got a quick indoctrination into the New York Yankees' universe. The left-hander's first press conference was an afterthought. It had the newcomer talking about disgruntled pitcher Marcus ...

Strobel snapped a selfie with Penny, then posted it on her X profile alongside the caption, “new york just feels safe nowadays.” “A lot of people on X think we’re getting married now ...

No longer will you be able to offer someone “a penny for your thoughts ... cents to mint each one of the more than 3 billion new pennies made every year — so it has become a money-losing ...

They go in jars, sock drawers,” Seaborn said.More recently, last year, a New York Times Magazine story argued for abolishing the coin. “The necessity of abolishing the penny has been obvious ...

and the penny remains the highest share of coins minted. An estimated 240 billion are in circulation, according to a 2024 New York Times Magazine article. In 2024, some 3.2 billion pennies were ...

Last year a New York Times Magazine story argued for abolishing the coin. "The necessity of abolishing the penny has been obvious to those in power for so long that the inability to accomplish it ...