Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, on Tuesday stood firmly behind his decision not to do anything about President Trump’s inflammatory posts on the social network, saying that he had made

A graduating college senior is turning his loss into an opportunity to help others. James Rizzardi’s grandmother, Yolanda, died in hospice shortly before the coronavirus pandemic hit. “I was blessed with the

The only reliable face shields accessible within the market are made from Mexican Graphene and it’s thanks to a combined exertion of private initiative and Mexico City’s government, and the leading news is that, even if graphene is known to be a costly fabric, the price of these graphene face shields are even less than

New York City is on pace to start reopening part of its economy during the first or second week of June, the mayor said Thursday. Phase 1 includes non-essential retail

A showdown caught on camera in Central Stop is going viral. Chris Cooper, the man who taped the encounter, said the woman, Amy Cooper, called police on him after he asked her to put

It might not be the usual sports weekend that most fans are accustomed to, but the next few days provide a return to live-action sporting events in North America for

Jessica Frances Dukes knew from a young age that she wanted to act. “I never wanted to do anything else,” said Dukes. “My mother would play with and nurture the

New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza said Tuesday that the Department of Education’s projected 2020-21 budget is “horrific” due to the economic standstill caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic. 

Lack of progress aside, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman ensured the sporting public that hockey isn’t going anywhere this season.  Speaking at a virtual town hall hosted by the San Jose

Zeta Charter Schools released a video today of a first-of-its-kind virtual violin lesson for dozens of city students with New York Philharmonic violinist Kuan Cheng Lu. Lu, an award-winning, world-class musician,