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The 189-year-old townhouse at 80 Washington Place, after all these years, keeps marching on.

A local ordinance would ban the online retailer and similar businesses from using subcontractors for its deliveries. 

Three things to watch for in the Jets' preseason game against the Steelers on Friday night in Pittsburgh.

An American tourist has died after falling from the 18th floor of a five-star Cancun hotel – with her inconsolable husband telling staffers afterward she had done something “outrageous.”

Mets owner Steve Cohen, in talking to reporters this week, preached a more disciplined spending approach.

Since the Homosassa Springs restaurant was converted, dine-in sales have more than doubled.

The sheriff's office said the fentanyl pills were "disguised to resemble ecstasy/MDMA pills" and were brightly colored to resemble recreational party drugs.

Explore easy ways to conquer the dangers of living in NYC.

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue — and a wearable tucked in your garter to track the stress, too.

Even Rice would acknowledge the consistency hasn't been there since Judge went down.

Rolling back Flock won’t reverse this vast change that’s been decades in the making — but it will deny the cops a valuable asset.

The doom and gloom scenario is that the US is facing a debt crisis, one that will spur crippling interest-rate hikes and a massive sell-off in stocks.

“They will almost certainly fire me,” predicted American philosopher Nathan Cofnas.

The Constitution Pipeline could save New Yorkers nearly $5 billion over 15 years and create 1,000 new jobs in New York and generate millions in new state tax revenue.

The veteran strategist joined moderate Reps Tom Suozzi and Adam Gray to promote capitalism and fiscal responsibility.

The New York Times was defeated in a defamation lawsuit Thursday brought by a former college basketball player and ordered to pay millions in damages.

Supposedly “evidence-based” bail reforms, diversion programs and alternatives to incarceration aren't nearly as successful as America was told — and a new analysis reveals the real data.

"I do really love math. It’s genuinely one of my favorite things."

The organization announced Wednesday that it had terminated Li’s reign and released her from the “Miss Grand USA Title.”

Sunao Takami set fire to the crowded pachinko parlor in Osaka by spreading gasoline and throwing a lit match.