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Pascal Mubenga’s Brief Buffalo Schools Tenure

Dr. Pascal Mubenga’s tenure as Buffalo Public Schools superintendent lasted about one year, ending with his immediate resignation after a period marked by early reform efforts, budget pressure and renewed scrutiny over his departure from Durham Public Schools.

Gillibrand applauds Hochul’s one-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand praised Gov. Kathy Hochul’s executive order imposing a one-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers, calling for stronger protections for communities and federal rules on AI.

Priest on administrative leave from Diocese of Buffalo arrested on federal child-pornography charges

Jeffrey Nowak, 46, of Lackawanna — a priest placed on administrative leave by the Diocese of Buffalo — was arrested and federally charged with receipt and possession of child pornography, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.

D’Youville’s alumni magazine D’Mensions wins CASE Circle of Excellence Gold Award

D'Youville University says its alumni magazine D'Mensions won a 2026 CASE Circle of Excellence Gold Award for Publications Improvement after a redesign and editorial refresh.

Why we need a Memorial Day for civilian victims of war

Headstones and American flags are seen at the Arlington National Cemetery during the Memorial Day, which is held annually to honor those who died...

What happened to the bestselling young white man?

Solid State Books, an independent bookstore in the H Street Corridor, is photographed in Washington DC in February 2019. | Calla Kessler for The...

“Baby Botox” and the psychology of cosmetic procedures

A sign advertising Botox injections in Queens, New York. | Lindsey Nicholson/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Botox injections used to be a secret for...

Something remarkable is happening with violent crime rates in the US

What’s driving a decrease in crime every bit as sharp as the pandemic-era increase? | Spencer Platt/Getty Images The astounding drop in violent crime that...

4,000 chicks died in the mail. They expose a darker truth about the meat industry.

A chicken in a transport crate in Quebec, Canada. | Julie LP/We Animals Late last month, some 14,000 baby chicks in Pennsylvania were shipped from...

The latest in Harvard vs. Trump, briefly explained

The Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, photographed from across the Charles River on May 5, 2025. | Mel Musto/Bloomberg via Getty Images This story...

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Pascal Mubenga’s Brief Buffalo Schools Tenure

Dr. Pascal Mubenga’s tenure as Buffalo Public Schools superintendent lasted about one year, ending with his immediate resignation after a period marked by early reform efforts, budget pressure and renewed scrutiny over his departure from Durham Public Schools.

Gillibrand applauds Hochul’s one-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand praised Gov. Kathy Hochul’s executive order imposing a one-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers, calling for stronger protections for communities and federal rules on AI.

Priest on administrative leave from Diocese of Buffalo arrested on federal child-pornography charges

Jeffrey Nowak, 46, of Lackawanna — a priest placed on administrative leave by the Diocese of Buffalo — was arrested and federally charged with receipt and possession of child pornography, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.

D’Youville’s alumni magazine D’Mensions wins CASE Circle of Excellence Gold Award

D'Youville University says its alumni magazine D'Mensions won a 2026 CASE Circle of Excellence Gold Award for Publications Improvement after a redesign and editorial refresh.

Amherst parade closes Main Street Tuesday evening

Amherst Police say Main Street between Youngs Road and Union Road will close at 6 p.m. Tuesday for the Old Home Days parade in Williamsville.