The Trump administration's immigration policies could have far-reaching effects in New York and advocacy organizations upset ...

When is The Witcher 4 release date? CD Projekt RED initially confirmed the existence of a new game in The Witcher series via a press release in March 2022 and a title update in October 2022.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a drought watch for the state. Fifteen counties, including New York City, have been issued drought warnings. Residents have been urged to conserve water ...

A trio of relatives in New Jersey defrauded the state’s Medicaid program out of millions of dollars while neglecting patient care, the state comptroller found. By Shayla Colon A New York City ...

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York is pressing Biden to adopt the Equal Rights Amendment. Democrats Argue That the 2024 Election Actually Had Its Bright Spots ...

Though the ‌iPhone SE‌ 4 will be upgraded from ‌Touch ID‌ to ‌Face ID‌, the new device is expected to continue to have a lower price tag than other models. It could be priced starting ...

Paramount Network’s hit ranch drama “Yellowstone” is on its second to last episode – supposedly. And for some reason, the episode spent the bulk of its time with creator Taylor Sheridan ...

The iPhone SE 4 could get an Apple modem Better battery life ... which is expected to make an appearance in March 2025 – and a new report backs up what we've heard previously about the handset ...

Earlier this month, Chivas announced the arrival of a new bottle for its iconic Chivas Regal 18 scotch whisky. Morphing the traditional rounded shape into a taller and slimline silhouette, its refined ...

A buck of legendary clout, known to hunters within the Fonda/Johnstown locale in Fulton and Montgomery counties in New York as “King Louie,” was poached during the wee hours of the morning of Dec. 5.

The couple even closed out New York Fashion Week together in September by riding horses together in the middle of the Meatpacking District to celebrate the luxury Western wear brand, Kemo Sabe.

It’s ‘not fair’ for Floridians to ‘pay $45 million a year to subsidize sweetheart deals for college degrees to those who should not even be here,’ the lawmaker behind the bill says. His reaction comes ...