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The lawsuit has six claims, many of which stem from a 2025 leaguewide employee satisfaction survey administered by the NBA.

The Trump administration used a tool created in the early days of the War on Terror to obtain financial information...

"For the briefest of windows, September 11, 2001, wasn’t yet a calamity but merely a strange accident. And that pivotal span forever altered the way we look at disasters, at the sky, and at one another."

FLUSHING, N.Y. — One set into the first-round match, I wondered when the Gael Monfils show would begin. Tuesday was his 40th birthday, and this could be his last-ever match at a Slam—didn't he want to party? We did. Seven years after his last deep run at the U.S. Open, the e...

China, the world’s largest electricity market, now has more installed electricity generation capacity from solar than from coal plants. The news comes at just the right time – as China’s EV sales boom, as global energy prices spike, and as climate change continues to ravage the Earth.

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An evening celebrating the Walkway Over the Hudson with local food, live music, and a nighttime view 212 feet above the river. Continue reading…

Gallup: “Nearly half of Americans (47%) want labor unions in the U.S. to have more influence than they do today, a record high in the past quarter century and roughly double the 23% who want unions to have less influence. Another 26% want unions’ influence to remain the same.”

Theodore Schleifer, covers billionaires and their impact for the New York Times, talks about the impact of dark money on the 2026 midterms, why the spending source is growing, and where it's being spent.

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Eileen Markey, assistant Professor of journalism at Lehman College CUNY, longtime journalist covering the Bronx and author of the forthcoming book, All They Had: How The Bronx Survived a Death Sentence (Duke University Press, 2027), talks about the recent news of layoffs, shutdowns and shrinking of local news outlets in the Bronx, and how that impacts the borough.

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Many gaming companies have been moving towards subscription payment models and away from the sale of physical games, to the dismay of many players. Jason Schreier, reporter for Bloomberg News covering the video-game industry and co-host of the podcast Triple Click, unpacks what the death of physical games means for consumers, and what it can tell us about the future of the quarter billion-dollar industry.

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WQXR's longtime morning show host Jeff Spurgeon is retiring at the end of this week. He joins us to reflect on his long career at New York Public Radio's classical music station and what he hopes listeners will keep learning about classical music.

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On Aug. 23, Texas Christian University Athletics announced they were pulling the credentials for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. The announcement came after the paper reported on a locker room fight that led to the hospitalization of wide receiver Dozie Ezukanma and the expuls...

Google hasn’t released a Gemini Pro model in a while, but on Wednesday, the company launched yet another set of

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Vercel ran more than 200 agent runs to build design.md, a new public prompt file designed to help agents create

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A tragic crash claimed the life of a 19-year-old Newburgh man Tuesday morning. Police now want to hear from anyone who saw what happened. Continue reading…

Late August through mid-September is prime time for spotting hummingbirds passing through the Hudson Valley on their way to Mexico and Central America. Continue reading…

Massachusetts voters need more than a fresh face — they want someone with a strong record of fighting on their behalf.

We got agents running in Atlantis today. Screen shot.

We got agents running in Atlantis today. Screen shot.