A coalition of 9/11 victims' families has expressed their opposition to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani participating in the upcoming memorial ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

Israeli officials, including the Consul-General Ofir Akunis and the Israeli President, have accused Mamdani and the Mayor of New York City of spreading antisemitism and hatred. These accusations highlight growing tensions and disagreements.

London's West End theatre district is currently experiencing a significant boom, with strong attendance and revenue figures that are reportedly surpassing those of New York's Broadway.

Airbus and Australian airline Qantas are test-flying specially built aircraft to launch nonstop routes between Sydney, London, and New York, with the London-Sydney leg expected to take 22 hours.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has criticized New York City's proposed pied-à-terre tax, warning against wasteful spending as thousands of homeowners scramble to avoid the new levy. The tax aims to target luxury second homes in the city.

The deadline for New York City homeowners to seek an exemption from the new pied-à-terre tax has been extended, following confusion after 900,000 properties appeared on a supplemental roll but only 17,000 received surcharge letters.

Nicole Kidman made a dazzling appearance at a New York premiere in a sheer metallic tunic, fueling rumors of a new romance. Speculation surrounds a millionaire who has been seen alongside the actress.

Canadian rock legends Rush performed the second of their four scheduled concerts in New York City at Madison Square Garden, delighting fans with their return.

Marie Van Brittan Brown, a nurse from Queens, New York, invented an early version of the home security system, driven by her fear of returning home alone at late hours.

Actress Keke Palmer was seen in a striking red dress on the streets of New York City, with an accompanying 'spot the difference' game for fans.

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A mysterious predator, speculated to be 'genetically altered' nuclear monster sharks, has been observed tearing into whales, seals, and giant tuna off the New York coast, leaving distinctive bite marks.

Catholic nuns in New York will not be forced to comply with a state law requiring them to recommend assisted suicide to terminally ill patients, as a federal judge blocked the mandate while their case proceeds.

Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings drew criticism from trans activists after sarcastically claiming he received 'written approval from the trans community' to maintain his New York Times games subscription, sparking backlash.

Singer Bebe Rexha and NBA star Jordan Clarkson were seen spending a day together in New York City, engaging in activities from an art session to attending a Vogue event.

A new CNN poll reveals that 34% of Democrats now identify as democratic socialists, with DSA-backed candidates achieving success in recent elections in New York City and Seattle.

ICR Capital President and Chairman Don Duffy shared insights on mega IPOs during a live appearance from the New York Stock Exchange.

An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in New York City, which was linked to seven fatalities, has officially been declared over by health authorities.

Sticker magnate Anthony Constantino, a congressional candidate in New York, is being criticized for his aggressive rhetoric towards reporters and his primary opponent.

The return of K-pop superstars BTS for their first world tour in four years is generating a significant economic boom in North American cities hosting 14 concerts in August and September, with their 'Army' fanbase descending on locations like New York.

A New York Times investigation examines Larry Ellison's significant investment in the artificial intelligence boom, questioning whether his gamble will lead to success or if he will become the symbol of an AI bubble.

Supermodel Cindy Crawford made an elegant appearance in New York, wearing a satin dress while accompanying her daughter Kaia Gerber to an after-party for the global premiere of the new FX series 'The Shards'.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has faced widespread viral backlash following a social media post in which he claimed responsibility for increasing food delivery service tips.

A traveler compared the business class and coach experiences on a 9-hour Amtrak journey from Rochester to New York City, concluding that coach offered better value.

An opinion piece argues that using the term 'genocide' to describe Israel diminishes its meaning and contributes to hostility towards the Jewish community in New York.

Jersey Mike's stock, trading under the ticker JMKE, opened below its $23 price on the New York Stock Exchange following its initial public offering.

Fashion retailer Reformation launched its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange, trading under the ticker symbol "REF" after pricing at $15.

Fox News' 'Antisemitism Exposed' newsletter covers the rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S. and globally, noting Benjamin Netanyahu's support for New York's Jewish community.

Scientists have documented a spectacular moment where a group of humpback whales were seen leaping out of the water near the New York coast.

CBS News has hired prominent conservative New York Times columnist Ross Douthat as a correspondent for '60 Minutes,' a move that has been described as perplexing but in line with the network's new leadership.

Dishoom, a popular London restaurant known for its Bombay-style cafés, is expanding internationally with its first New York City location after gaining a devoted following across the U.K.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is now targeting Uber Eats and DoorDash over their tipping practices, following a ban on Motoclick, with a report showing the city's crackdown has already delivered $104 million in extra tips to delivery workers.

Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel has 'special forces' prepared in case he is arrested abroad, following a threat from New York's mayor urging the US government to arrest him for suspected war crimes.

Bestselling author Tomi Adeyemi expressed extreme disappointment with the film adaptation of her novel 'Children of Blood and Bone', stating she left the set 'sobbing' and never wants to hear about it again.

A proposed pied-à-terre tax, intended by Mamdani to target the wealthy, is reportedly causing many New Yorkers to consult estate lawyers. The tax's design is leading to unexpected legal implications for residents.

India's embassy in the US fact-checked and criticized The New York Times for using the term 'Pakistani Kashmir,' calling the headline misleading and incorrect. The Indian government stated that the entire region of Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India.

New York City has filed a lawsuit against two dental practices in Brooklyn, alleging that they exploited patients by offering high-interest loans for procedures and falsely claiming that services were not covered by insurance.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has defended the implementation of a new tax on highly valued second homes in New York City. He clarified that only property owners who receive official letters from city officials will be affected by the levy.

Former Super Bowl champion Plaxico Burress stated that his experience playing for the New York Jets was comparable to his 20 months in prison, describing both as making him feel like a 'loser.'

The New York Giants are reportedly considering an intriguing trade for an established star player who has requested to be moved.

Iowa and Missouri are challenging New York's greenhouse gas reporting rule in federal court, arguing that it illegally targets out-of-state fuel suppliers.

A rural New York school board temporarily suspended plans to introduce an AI humanoid robot into classrooms after strong reactions revealed its connections to sex dolls.

New York City Mayor Mamdani has unveiled public-owned supermarkets offering 30% discounts on vegetables, meat, and kitchen staples, aiming to offset rising food prices in one of the most expensive US cities.

A Swiss Airbus A330 flight from Zurich to New York with 292 people on board made an emergency landing in Maine on July 27, following reports of a cabin fire, with conflicting accounts from the FAA and the airline.

BXP (Boston Properties) has successfully closed a $1.2 billion loan for its property at 343 Madison Avenue in New York City, securing significant financing for the development.

New York Mayor Mamdani's proposal to open five public supermarkets between 2027 and 2029, intended to combat inflation, has provoked strong opposition from local merchants who fear it will drive many businesses into bankruptcy.

"The NYPD is thoroughly investigating all aspects of the incident, including the possibility of a bias motive, to ensure nothing is overlooked," said a city councilmember.

Forbes is providing daily hints, Spangram, and answers for various New York Times word games, including Strands, Pips, Wordle, Connections, and Quordle. These guides assist players in solving the popular puzzles.

BXP Inc. has secured a $1.2 billion loan to finance the construction of a 46-story office tower that will be connected to New York City’s Grand Central Terminal.

CBS News' '60 Minutes' is expanding its team with the addition of conservative New York Times columnist Ross Douthat, author Sebastian Junger, new CBS News correspondent Trevor Phillips, and filmmaker Gianna Toboni, as part of EP Nick Bilton's overhaul.

A profile details the life of Karyna Shuliak, described as Jeffrey Epstein's last girlfriend, who reportedly married a woman to stay in the U.S. and received financial support from Epstein for her studies and luxurious lifestyle in New York. She was also the last person to speak with the magnate.

As extreme summer conditions persist, a Czech hydrologist warns of severe drought and heatwaves, while The New York Times continues to solicit reader experiences on coping with the blistering heat and economic anxiety.

A list released by New York City's financial services, reportedly containing hundreds of thousands of properties subject to a new tax on luxury non-primary residences, is causing a stir, with celebrity names allegedly included.

The complete lineup for John Summit’s Experts Only Festival 2026 has been revealed. The second edition of the festival is scheduled for September 19–20 at New York's Randall's Island Park.

New York City's Department of Finance published a searchable database of over 960,000 properties potentially subject to a new pied-à-terre tax, far exceeding initial estimates and drawing criticism over privacy and security concerns, particularly for celebrities.

A New York Times report, 'Ricochet,' examines how gun companies and the NRA are broadening the scope of the Second Amendment, influencing youth, and marketing a new brand of masculinity.

Corient has announced the acquisition of a New York-based multi-family office with $4.9 billion in assets under management, expanding its wealth management services.

A soldier shares his personal experience of killing six or seven people in Afghanistan, finding relief only after receiving forgiveness from a former enemy. The article is a reading from the New York Times.

The current earnings season is reaching its peak, featuring the first results call from SpaceX, Flutter's migration to New York, and crucial inflation updates from China and India.

American Airlines has canceled flights to Tel Aviv from New York's JFK Airport until at least March 2027. Other US carriers, Delta and United, have also canceled flights but are expected to resume service sooner.

An article highlights a suburban New York mansion that was featured in the film 'Your Friends and Neighbors,' likely discussing its architecture or cinematic connection.

The US Justice Department has subpoenaed records from a freelance journalist for the New York Times as part of an investigation into the sourcing of a 2025 story about a botched US military operation in North Korea.

Mamdani has extended the deadline for New York City homeowners to seek an exemption from the new pied-à-terre tax. This extension provides wealthy homeowners with more time to avoid the tax.

Baseball player Jazz Chisholm Jr., praised by his New York Yankees teammates, is reportedly eyeing an Olympic dream with Team GB.

Manhattan's iconic triangular Flatiron building is entering a new era, set to open this fall with 36 luxury apartments priced at $58.5 million. The conversion will expose the building's "steel skeleton" to wealthy residents.

A wild young bird was found in the playground of a church daycare in Long Island, New York, bringing unexpected joy to the children and prompting the director to seek assistance.

Afrobeats star Davido celebrated the release of his sixth studio album, ORIADÉ, with an exclusive listening party in New York City, attended by family, friends, and collaborators.

The New York Attorney General has filed a massive $36 billion lawsuit against Kalshi, a prediction market platform that counts Giannis Antetokounmpo among its investors, placing the company at the center of a legal dispute.

The New York band The Strokes is celebrating the 25th anniversary of their acclaimed debut album 'Is This It' and has announced a new album titled 'Reality Awaits'.

A unique crossover between 'Stranger Things' and a major 1980s franchise, initially released three years ago, is now considered to be aging better than the upcoming fifth season of the show. The collaboration brings the spirit of the '80s to New York City.

Liberal podcaster Scott Galloway claims New York City Council Member Zohran Mamdani's pied-a-terre tax database amounts to doxing, likening the tax list to a 'wanted poster' for property owners.

New York City successfully avoided a debt downgrade from two major credit-rating companies, Fitch and Moody’s, on Friday. However, both agencies issued warnings that the city must address projected deficits to prevent future cuts, despite a strong Wall Street performance.

A New York school district has paused the introduction of a $60,000 AI humanoid robot named Sally as a teaching assistant, following student data privacy concerns and controversies surrounding the manufacturer's ties to sex dolls.

Variety's Brent Lang has been appointed the new editor-in-chief of IndieWire, effective August 17, and will be based in New York City.

The Japanese yen strengthened on Friday, fueled by speculation that Japanese authorities might intervene in the market to support the currency.

An opinion piece describes Zohran Mamdani as a 'wolf in sheep's clothing,' analyzing his political effectiveness and potential danger in American politics.

Approximately 20,000 unaccompanied minors are at risk of losing legal representation if the federal government terminates a longstanding contract, exacerbating existing problems in US immigration courts, particularly in New York.

An opinion piece analyzes The New York Times' reporting strategy on casualties in Gaza, suggesting it aligns with Hamas's approach based on a new study.

The state of New York has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi, claiming that its prediction markets operate as illegal gambling platforms.

A historical article from Helsingin Sanomat recounts how New York unofficially welcomed Kekkonen on July 31, 1976, with his official program set to begin in Hancock.

Canadian technology is being explored to cool steamy subway stations in New York City and potentially harness their heat for other uses, as part of broader environmental initiatives.

The fashion brand Reformation made its initial public offering, with its stock debuting on the New York Stock Exchange at $15 per share.

A married New York lawyer has been suspended and likely lost a multi-million dollar contract after a video of him kissing a younger female colleague in a park went viral.

A New York lawyer's planned multimillion-dollar career move to another top law firm is reportedly in jeopardy after a viral video showed him kissing a younger colleague in Central Park. The incident, captured by a TikTok creator, has drawn significant public attention.

La Mancha Resource Fund has announced its acquisition of a 19.9% stake in Miata Metals. This development occurs as the Japanese yen continues to weaken, with the dollar rising to the upper 158 yen range in the New York market.

Pakistan has issued a statement calling Kashmir a 'disputed territory' in response to India's criticism of the New York Times for describing Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as 'Pakistani Kashmir'.

The renowned New York band Gogol Bordello is set to perform an impressive concert at Vilnius' 'Vasaros terasa' on July 30th, starting their tour in Lithuania.

A humanoid teaching assistant named Sally, promoted by Melania Trump and developed by a company reportedly linked to sex robots, has caused significant controversy and outrage in New York classrooms.

In 1898, Nikola Tesla's mysterious boat, controlled by a secret wireless invention, astonished observers in New York.

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, is reportedly eyeing the lucrative $184 billion crypto ETF custody market by launching a new digital trust.

A man has been sentenced to six months and a week in jail for intentionally ramming his car into the Chabad Lubavitch World Headquarters in New York earlier this year.

Kaia Gerber impressed in New York with a sheer metallic Valentino dress, reminiscent of her mother Cindy Crawford's iconic 1990s appearances.

Sally is a humanoid robot being tested in a New York school. She is programmed to be a classroom teaching assistant and work as a chatbot to answer  questions.

The CEO of Teva Pharmaceuticals provided insights into the company's drug pipeline and discussed the potential for a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

A century ago, a massive explosion of over a thousand tons of dynamite and ammunition rocked New York Harbor, caused by German saboteurs. The blast, equivalent to a 5.5 magnitude earthquake, was largely forgotten despite its immense impact.

New York City has introduced a controversial luxury property tax, which paradoxically may impact some of Mayor Zohran Mamdani's prominent supporters, including Taylor Swift and properties linked to the Trump family. The tax aims to combat luxury residences.

The New York Times is inviting college and high school students to share their experiences and perspectives on how artificial intelligence is changing their lives. This initiative aims to gather insights from the younger generation.

New York City was on edge in the summer of 1977 due to the 'Son of Sam' serial killer, who was eventually arrested due to a minor mistake.

Ceres, a non-profit sustainability organization, has announced the addition of the New York City comptroller and a former EPA administrator to its board of directors.

David Berkowitz, known as the "Son of Sam," stated he no longer trusts the media 50 years after his first killing, declining interviews and now referring to himself as the "Son of Hope." He terrorized New York City with letters to newspapers during his crime spree.

Spider-Man is back in 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day,' the 38th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, once again dedicating his time to fighting crime in New York. The film offers visually excellent superhero action, though one reviewer noted a lack of certain elements.

Ukrainian hip-hop band TNMK came to New York this month with music, witty lyrics, and a reminder for Americans: Don't forget Ukraine.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled by protesters who stormed a hotel in Washington D.C. Netanyahu stated his intention to 'speak the truth' in New York, seemingly in defiance of the protests.

Liverpool Football Club has unveiled its new away kit during its tour in New York, featuring a traditional white color scheme with a retro aesthetic. The reveal offers no major surprises in terms of color.

The Leica Galerie Frankfurt is showcasing the works of the renowned American photographer Saul Leiter, featuring his lyrical color street scenes from New York and Paris.

A genre-mashing album from 1984 by artist Nirosta Steel, fusing disco, folk, synth-pop, and Chinese opera, has unexpectedly captivated Gen Z audiences.

Kali Galanis testified that her 9-year-old daughter, Melina Frattolin, begged not to travel overseas with her father months before he allegedly killed her near Lake George, New York.

Information on where to find affordable tickets online for the All Things Go 2026 music festival, a women-forward event taking place in New York City and Washington D.C. starting Friday, September 25.

The CBS news program "60 Minutes" has announced a new slate of correspondents and contributors following recent departures. New additions include New York Times columnist Ross Douthat as a correspondent, and Sebastian Junger, Gianna Toboni, and Trevor Phillips as contributors.

A New York City council member has unveiled a proposal to address the city's cost-of-living crisis by selling groceries 30% cheaper at city-run stores.

The complete schedule and results for the New York Giants' 2026-27 season have been released, with all game times listed in Eastern Time.

Producing artistic director Zack Winokur explains how Little Island, New York's unusual outdoor venue, curates its lineup, treating the entire 2.4-acre park as a single creative canvas.

Actor Tom Holland was reportedly flustered when a group of New York schoolchildren questioned him about his marital status with Zendaya during an appearance on 'Celebrity Substitute'.

American rock star Jon Bon Jovi was forced to prematurely end a performance at New York's Madison Square Garden due to health issues. It was later revealed that a sinus infection was the cause of the unexpected concert stoppage.

Bon Jovi's Madison Square Garden residency became a hotspot for celebrities, with a steady stream of well-wishers including Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Pink, and Ed Sheeran attending their shows.

Tony Award winner Reed Birney has joined the cast of 'Limbo, U.S.A.', an English and Turkish-language LGBT romantic drama set in New York, starring Turkish actor Sercan Badur.

Playwright Max Wolf Friedlich, known for 'Job', is returning to the New York stage with his new off-Broadway play 'The Holes', which will be executive produced by Robert Pattinson.

Edible enlightenment from our eatery experts and colleagues Monie Begley, Richard Nalley and Randall Lane, as well as brothers Bob, Kip and Tim.

A new plan for New York City-owned stores promises to deliver groceries that are 30% cheaper for residents. This initiative aims to address food affordability and accessibility for New Yorkers.

A resident of a rent-stabilized one-bedroom apartment in New York City's West Village describes the unique experience of living in a small, rent-controlled space that lacks a bathroom sink, yet is considered a valuable find.

Trueno and Milo J performed at the closing of the Latin American Music Conference (LAMC) 2026 at SummerStage in New York, highlighting uplifting moments in Latin music and exploring its global reach.

This week's photo collection captures diverse events globally, ranging from conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza to the World Fencing Championships and a colorful parade in New York.

This collection of articles provides hints, clues, and answers for various New York Times games including Wordle, Strands, Connections, and Pips, along with Quordle, all for Sunday, August 2.

The US Justice Department has issued a subpoena to a New York Times freelancer in connection with a story about North Korea, according to the newspaper.

A rare Bourbon virus case, transmitted by the lone star tick, has been confirmed in a Long Island patient, marking the first instance in New York. Health experts are warning about the virus, noting there is currently no cure or vaccine.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was reportedly not permitted to speak at the funeral of Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad, a fallen NYC soldier.

Property owner advocacy groups are pushing back against New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's 'Rental Ripoff Report' and public database of landlords, warning that such measures could harm small landlords.

A New York school district has temporarily halted its plans to introduce an android into the classroom, raising questions about the future of educational technology.

Lisbon Black, 76, relies on a soup kitchen in Morningside Heights to manage living expenses in New York City, a choice he makes to remain in the city despite financial challenges.

Reports indicate that Mamdani was not called upon to speak at the New York City funeral of an Army sergeant who was killed in an Iranian attack.

Several New York galleries are showcasing Philippine art, transforming these spaces into gathering points for the Filipino community and highlighting the country's artistic talent.

Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings has drawn criticism from trans activists after making a sarcastic joke in response to a boycott of New York Times games.

DoorDash has launched its in-app restaurant reservation service in New York City, offering diners another method to secure tables at some of the city's most sought-after restaurants. This expansion aims to simplify the process of booking popular dining spots.

Iwan Heilbut, a Jewish author who fled the Nazis in 1933 and later France, saw his exile novel "Zugvögel" published in New York in 1943; it is now available in German for the first time, over eight decades later.

Circle Internet Group, a stablecoin issuer, has secured a New York Trust Charter, expanding its regulatory footprint. This move allows the company to operate under the supervision of the New York Department of Financial Services.

Several immigrant business owners in New York City are reportedly preparing to sue Mayor Zohran Mamdani over his plan to establish city-owned grocery stores.

IRS data indicates that millions of residents have left states like New York and California for Florida and Texas, primarily driven by lower tax burdens in the latter states.

The renowned New York band Gogol Bordello began their European tour in Vilnius, performing an impressive concert at the capital's Summer Terrace to a sold-out crowd.

In a new interview with The New York Times, Sam Smith confirmed their engagement to fashion designer Christian Cowan, after approximately three years of dating.

New York Forest Rangers conducted multiple rescues in the Adirondacks in June, assisting dehydrated hikers and addressing other medical emergencies. Several incidents were attributed to hot weather, prompting warnings.

Cleanup efforts are underway in parts of upstate New York following two days of heavy rains that led to flash flooding, water rescues, and the destruction of a centuries-old grist mill.

A petition has been launched to New York Governor Hochul, demanding the removal of an official, Mamdani, following accusations related to equal protection, hate crimes, and the city's antisemitism framework.

The highly sought-after IMAX 70mm screenings of 'The Odyssey' have been extended in New York and Los Angeles following weeks of sold-out shows, originally planned to conclude on August 19.

Nicole Kidman captivated attention at the New York premiere of her new series 'Lioness,' appearing in a stunning beige Fendi creation with a sheer top. Her appearance was widely praised for its elegance.

A married New York lawyer has been suspended and reportedly lost a multi-million dollar contract after a video of him kissing a younger colleague in a park went viral, potentially jeopardizing his career.

Children from Luník IX, Košice, collaborated with New York-based lecturers to transform their local community space over a week, creating a vibrant area for leisure.

A billboard campaign launched in New York on the anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide marks the latest effort by Bosnia's Republika Srpska to promote a highly selective and alternative narrative of the Bosnian War.

New York City is exploring a pied-à-terre tax, which would impose new costs on non-resident property owners and raise questions about its impact on revenue, residency incentives, and the city's tax base.

Sandwich chain Jersey Mike's has made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) with an initial public offering valued at $1 billion, marking a significant milestone for the company.

A Swiss Air flight from Zurich to New York was forced to make an emergency landing after a damaged headphone case, stuck between seats, began to smoke.

Innovation Norway's New York chief encourages Norwegian companies to leverage the high interest in Norway observed in the USA this summer.

The New York Times has reported that Europe is experiencing the fastest rate of warming compared to other continents. This finding highlights the significant impact of climate change on the European region.

American actress Patricia Heaton, known for 'Everybody Loves Raymond,' has signed a petition to prevent New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani from attending the 25th anniversary commemoration of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

A guide highlights popular travel destinations such as China, Menorca, Bilbao, and New York as top choices for current and upcoming winter travel plans.

Teva Pharmaceuticals CEO Richard Francis spoke about the company's positive second-quarter earnings, the upcoming impact of changes to Medicare rules on patients, and the company's planned direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

New York City Council Member Mamdani stated he would not rule out cash reparations and would await the findings of the NYC commission on the matter. This indicates a potential consideration of financial reparations based on the commission's recommendations.

The Indian Embassy in the US criticized The New York Times for referring to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as 'Pakistani Kashmir,' asserting that Pakistan illegally occupies parts of Jammu and Kashmir amidst ongoing protests and clashes in the region.

YES and MSG Networks will exclusively move their streaming sports telecasts to DAZN, marking a significant shift in the New York streaming sports landscape. This change will make DAZN the sole platform for these network's online sports content.

NFL star Russell Wilson and singer Ciara have donated $3 million to Mount Sinai Kravis Children's Hospital in New York City, transforming pediatric healing spaces with state-of-the-art therapeutic play zones. The couple was inspired by personal family hardships.

An analysis provides fantasy football sleepers, busts, and bold predictions for the 2026 New York Giants roster, examining key traits and player potential.

A documentary centered on the prophetic figure of William S. Burroughs, now on Filmin, with some cinema screenings.

Singer Sam Smith has confirmed their engagement to fashion designer Christian Cowan in an interview with The New York Times, following weeks of speculation.

New York City's administration, led by Mayor Mamdani, has released a searchable database of over 960,000 properties and owners across all five boroughs, detailing those potentially impacted by the new pied-à-terre tax.

Four Jewish bar associations are demanding that New York City Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani correct the exclusion of Jewish members from his 19-person judiciary advisory panel, sparking backlash.

Bill Gunn, director of 'Ganja & Hess,' created 'Personal Problems,' an exhilarating micro-budget video work from 1980 that uses analogue video and improvisation to depict Black working-class life in 1980s New York with startling intimacy, humor, and emotional force.

A new exhibition features works by photographers like Peter Hujar, Garry Winogrand, and Edward Steichen, painting a dynamic picture of American cities.

New York's Democratic socialist mayor, Mamdani, is focusing support on small businesses, including food trucks and corner bodegas, as part of a pro-business initiative.

New York Times columnist Ross Douthat has joined '60 Minutes' as a correspondent, marking a significant move in a CBS program shakeup. This change sees a prominent conservative voice moving to the long-running news program.

A New York City Councilwoman has expressed concern that Mayor Zohran Mamdani's property database could put wealthy homeowners at risk, alleging it targets them.

New York residents who were unenrolled from Howard University due to missed tuition payments have been offered a reprieve, with New York offering them college admission.

The Writers Guild has withdrawn its sponsorship from the Urbanworld film festival in New York after the event added a section for movies made with A.I. tools, citing the union's outspoken stance on the dangers of artificial intelligence.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has publicly released the addresses of celebrities, fashion figures, and billionaires, citing a new property tax as the reason for the disclosure.

Former New York Rangers star Ron Duguay, who is being treated for Stage 4 cancer, has been hospitalized after collapsing at his home, according to his daughter.

The New York Times is seeking reader submissions about experiences with financial friction during group trips, curious about how people manage money and ensure friends settle up.

New York is set to develop five discounted state-owned grocery stores, an initiative announced by Zohran Mamdani. This project aims to provide more affordable food options for residents.

New York City experienced severe flash floods due to heavy rainfall, prompting warnings and resulting in the cancellation of hundreds of flights. The extreme weather caused significant disruption across the city.

A New York Times bestselling dark romance novel, which gained popularity on BookTok, is being adapted into a Netflix television show described as potentially the platform's most shocking ever.

A shocking blockbuster trade is predicted in New York, with the Yankees potentially acquiring Mets star Francisco Lindor to address a major team issue.