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Explore the World From Inside the U.S.: 13 Great Multicultural Destinations
Eager to experience different cultures without the expense of venturing abroad? Visit these All-American locales with distinctly diverse flavors.
Artist Explains Putin Sculpture That Suddenly Appeared in Central Park
James Colomina, a French artist who installed a sculpture of Putin in Central Park, has explained what he meant with the art.
Iran Leader Plans NYC Trip After Regime Threat To Turn City 'Into Ruins'
The National Council of Resistance of Iran told Newsweek the State Department should refuse a visa for President Ebrahim Raisi.
Prince Charles Skipped Ground Zero Visit After 9/11 To Go Shooting—Book
The account in a U.K. ambassador's memoir surfaced after 9/11 families voiced anger at Charles for accepting $1.2 million from the bin Laden family.
Trump Accused of Turning Back on Country for Saudi Money by 9/11 Families
9/11 Justice, a group comprised of family members of 9/11 victims, protested the Saudi Arabia-backed LIV Golf tournament at Donald Trump's New Jersey golf club.
Progressive Democrat Turns on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for Being 'Absent'
"I have not spoken to my congressperson in months. Maybe more than a year?" tweeted state Senator Jessica Ramos.
Video Shows Bishop Wearing $400k Worth of Jewelry Robbed Mid-Sermon
"As I got down, one went to my wife and took all her jewelry and had the gun in front of my 8-month-old baby's face," Bishop Lamor Whitehead said.
Heat Wave Forces Amtrak to Slow Trains for Fear of Expanding Tracks, Wires
Extreme temperatures can cause parts of the railway setup to expand and warp, making accidents and derailments more likely.
Gunfire Halts 'Justified' Filming One Day After 'Law & Order' Shooting
Cars exchanging gunshots broke through the barricades of the Timothy Olyphant-starring show.
'Prosecute Trump' Sign Appears Outside Trump Tower After Jan. 6 Hearing
The sign was installed by the non-profit organization Public Citizen, which has also launched an online petition to prosecute the former president.
Democratic Mayors Pressure Biden on Border as GOP Migrant Strategy Pays Off
Republicans said the northern cities are experiencing only "a fraction of the disaster" that border towns have seen in recent months.
'Blame Biden': Man Baffled by 'Bold' Gas Charge After Ride Home
One third of Americans said they would blame rising gas prices on President Joe Biden, according to a poll in March.
Donald Trump Greeted at Ivana's Funeral With Fans Calling for 2024 Run
Trump was greeted by supporters outside the Frank Campbell Funeral Home in New York on Wednesday.
Ivana Trump Funeral Time, Schedule and Who Is Attending
Donald Trump and the three children he shared with Ivana Trump are expected to attend the funeral in New York City.
Ex-NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Ends Run for House in Latest Political Setback
De Blasio admitted that voters in the district were "looking for another option." His announcement comes just a little over a month before the primaries.
Worker Killed Before 'Law & Order' Shoot While Reserving Parking: Police
The crew member had been working to secure parking spaces when he was approached by a gunman clad in all-black.
Bodega Worker Who Fatally Stabbed Attacker Has Murder Charges Dropped
Jose Alba was arrested and charged after stabbing a man during an altercation over an alleged attempt to purchase chips in New York City.
'Straight Line Crazy' Stars Ralph Fiennes as Robert Moses, Power Broker
Tony and BAFTA Award–winning actor, Ralph Fiennes stars as the master of New York's domain in David Hare's new play debuting off-Broadway at The Shed.
New Yorker Says Rent Rising by $700 a Month As It's 'The Apartment's Worth'
"As we are sure you're aware, prices have gone up very high in NYC," an email to the renter stated.
New Yorker Throwing Vintage $4K Lamp in Trash Leaves Internet in Disbelief
The lamp was rumored to be a Peter Bliss effort from the 1980s, which sells for thousands of dollars online.
New Yorkers Frustrated as Demand Crashes Monkeypox Vaccine Website
Many took to Twitter to express their frustration at not being able to book the highly sought-after monkeypox vaccine.
Manhattanhenge Sunset Photos Capture Special New York Phenomenon
On July 11 and 12, people flocked to Manhattan to watch the sun set in perfect alignment with the city's east-west street grid.
Hudson River Ferry Crews Praised for Saving 9 Lives in Deadly Capsizing
New York City's police commissioner described the incident as "tragic," but said it could have been worse.
Where Are the Hashtags for the Victims of Violent Crime?
For the Americans whose jobs require continuous contact with all the madness the city has to offer, there are no hashtags.
Mystery as Thousands of Dead Fish Wash up Causing 'Horrific' Smell
Mass deaths of fish, which have occurred in the past in Staten Island, result in a foul odor as they decompose.
Beanie Feldstein to 'Step Away Sooner Than Anticipated' From 'Funny Girl'
"I will never forget this experience," said Feldstein of her Broadway role in a post shared on Instagram.
'Manhattanhenge' Will See Sun Set in Perfect Alignment With New York Grid
"Manhattanhenge" is a term coined by Neil deGrasse Tyson for the spectacular phenomenon that is visible four times a year from New York City.
Salt Lake City Housewives Seen Filming in New York as Jen Shah Trial Looms
Shah is facing up to 50 years in prison after she was arrested on fraud and money-laundering charges in March 2021.
GoFundMe Page for Bodega Worker Taken Down After Video Shows Fatal Stabbing
The worker was charged with second-degree murder and he is being held at Rikers Island on $250,000 bond following the fatal stabbing of his attacker.
'I Have Monkeypox, This Is What It's Really Like'
There is a common perception in queer men that this infection is only sexually transmitted. I think people are embarrassed to speak out.