Today in history, New York City went black. So did the entire Northeast. Over 50 million people suffered through a brutal heat wave without electricity. The blackout started on Aug.

More than a dozen people were injured when a stolen Toyota Highlander fleeing police slammed into a city bus and another car near a Brooklyn intersection, officials said Friday. The

Robert Trump, the younger brother of President Donald Trump, is hospitalized in New York, the White House confirmed Friday. The president is expected to travel to New York to visit

Cuba Gooding Jr. showed up in court Thursday for the primary time since his sex manhandle trial was deferred inconclusively on account of the coronavirus pandemic. The “Jerry Maguire” on-screen character arrived to Manhattan Criminal Court almost 9:30 a.m. wearing a midnight-blue suit

What if you could fend off a coronavirus infection with a prophylactic nasal spray instead of a mask? Scientists at the University of California in San Francisco revealed this week

A State Department report on Jets owner Woody Johnson’s conduct as ambassador to the United Kingdom was released to the public on Wednesday. It concludes that Johnson “sometimes made inappropriate or

A Florida man shot and killed his ex-girlfriend Tuesday in front of six children, including her 10-year-old daughter who was having an online class via Zoom, authorities said. The elementary

A Brooklyn cabbie is accused of raping a 12-year-old passenger, climbing into the back seat to assault her before he drove her home, police said Tuesday. The preteen victim was

A 28-year-old man, after bolting from a Brooklyn bar with another patron’s borrowed lighter, was gunned down on the street by the infuriated lender early Wednesday, police said. The shooter

Howard Stern went postal. The SiriusXM host lamented the demise of the United States Postal Service on his Wednesday morning show. According to Stern, the pandemic-era slowdown of mail service