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Archie, a 3-year-old cat from New York City, has captured the hearts of millions of people on social media

The comments were made by Allyson Friedman during a virtual Community Education Council District 3 meeting on Feb. 10, and were captured on video about an hour and two minutes into the meeting. “They're just too dumb to know they're in a bad school. I mean, apparently Martin Luther King...

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A developing winter storm could impact large portions of the Midwest and Northeast from Sunday into Monday, bringing the potential for heavy snow, impactful ice, and significant travel disruptions. Forecast confidence is increasing in a broad zone of wintry precipitation, although exact snowfall...

Experts are sounding the alarm about a viral hack to clear snow from your car that is taking over the internet

NYC’s $30/Hour Snow Shoveling Hustle: How Mayor Mamdani’s Strategy Cleared the Streets in Record Time. New Yorkers are all too familiar with the post-blizzard obstacle course: leaping over giant slush puddles, navigating icy crosswalks, and waiting days for neighborhood sidewalks to finally become walkable again. But...

What started as a routine Tuesday evening in Bushwick turned into a street-level showdown when federal immigration officers detained a man outside an apartment building and neighbors poured onto the block to try to stop it. By the time it was over, at least one person had been hit with pepper spray, the NYPD had...

Chicken pot pie isn’t usually the thing you go out of your way for in New York… until this place enters the chat. The bakeshop itself feels warm and a little nostalgic, the kind of spot where everything behind the counter looks like it was made with actual care.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani professes determination to soak the rich — or, in Progressive-speak, make the affluent pay their “fair share” — but seems awfully confused about how to do it. Witness his threat to raise Gotham property taxes by 9.5%, despite the fact that the increase would hit homeowners of modest means...

There’s something wildly comforting about a place that has simply refused to disappear. While trends came and went across New York, this bookstore just kept its doors open, shelves full, and lights on. You walk in and it smells like paper and history. Floors creak a little. The stacks...

A brazen shoplifter posing as a customer snagged nearly $100,000 worth of jewelry from a Brooklyn store earlier this month, police said Tuesday. The shameless female thief walked into Aqua Jewels by Monica on East 4th Street near Avenue P in Gravesend while it was open around 1 p.m. on Feb 8, the NYPD said. She...