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Carter, 98, has lived longer than any other U.S. President.

Thirty years ago, I moved to New York City to attend NYU. The energy and pulse of this place — the capital of the world — was palpable and i...

Elon Musk really likes bots — except, perhaps, when they’re cluttering Twitter. The also-CEO-of-Tesla likes them so much that he’s built “fu...

Sitting beneath the motto of “IN GOD WE TRUST” in all capital letters in his Riverhead courtroom, Suffolk County state Supreme Court Justice...

Long Island City: We are in the middle of a political pissing contest. The Republicans do not want to work with each other, and the delays a...

An aviation company with ties to a board member at NYC’s economic development agency is set to receive a lucrative contract to operate the a...

The nominating process for a candidate to lead and oversee the state’s sprawling court system restarted on Friday after the chief clerk of t...

The Florida senator on Friday wrote that he was amending his so-called Rescue America plan to exempt the untouchable retirement benefits fro...

Tucker Carlson called Trump “a demonic force” that would take down the network with his megalomanic lies about his loss in the 2020 election...

Mayor Adams and New York City’s largest municipal workers union, DC 37, announced Friday that they’ve arrived at a tentative contract agreem...

The bustle and beauty of New York too often obscure the widening gaps in opportunity that could make this great economic engine less competi...

Gathered in front of a large group of educators last month, New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks said it best, “we can’t just have a...

New York City’s families are voting with their feet, exiting the traditional public school system (and private and parochial schools to boot...

Soon enough, Rikers detainees might start getting scanned copies of letters from outside, as opposed to the letters themselves. What’s bille...

The State of Georgia’s handbook for persons serving as grand jurors says that the secret investigatory panel, under the direction of a distr...

Bronx: It’s time to finally grow up and stop acting as childish as McDonald Rump. So Pentagon Press Secretary Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder talks abo...

The audit, issued Thursday morning by state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, focused primarily on four city agencies — the NYPD, the Administration...

The unprecedented rejection of Hector LaSalle, Hochul’s nominee to lead the Court of Appeals, doesn’t bode well for the governor as she navi...

Andy King, a Democrat, filed the papers Wednesday to run for the 12th Council District, which includes Co-op City, Baychester, Williamsbridg...

Special counsel Jack Smith is demanding that Meadows testify to what he knows about former President Donald Trump’s scheme to overturn his l...

The senator was hospitalized for an unrelated manner last week.

But the speaker remains a member of the caucus nonetheless due to an administrative quirk.

Coulter mocked the newly minted Republican presidential candidate’s Indian heritage and said she had no business “taking down parts of [Amer...

The labor-backed party, which said it supported the elections of 11 new lawmakers and two incumbents in 2021, delivered endorsements this cy...

Under a still-yet-to-finalized deal with the city, the Loeb Boathouse — which first opened in 1872 and was shuttered in October — will get a...