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The startup was accused of cultural appropriation, but Silicon Valley can't replicate convenience stores like 7-Eleven.

Is the Catholic Church proposing that President Trump should violated his presidential oath by not enforcing American immigration laws?

Hugh Jackman said of the Wolverine creator, "Blessed to have known Len Wein. I first met him in 2008. I told him—from his heart, mind & hands came the greatest character in comics."

George Byrne's brother-in-law, actor Bobby Cannavale (husband of his sister, Rose Byrne) will provide an opening night introduction to the artists first NYC solo show.

The billionaire and former mayor hailed the opening of the Cornell Tech campus on Roosevelt Island as a new era of technology in New York City.

"Pelosi, Schumer, Hoyer, and Lujan are relics of a Democratic Party that embraces stagnancy and preserves the status quo over change."

As the little prince continues his education (he's now a week in), news continues to emerge about his parent's controversial school choice.

First poll of New Jersey likely voters brings bad news for Kim Guadagno.

The actors purchased the tropical vacation home less than two years ago

Emulating Dana Scully will never go out of style.

Security pros agree: the smart tech firm just assume it's been breached. So then what?

YuMi the robot led a Verdi and Puccini concert featuring Andrea Bocelli. But human conductor Andrea Colombini isn't worried about his job.

A Hannity loss to Maddow would be part of a losing streak at what is still the most-watched network among the three cable news competitors.

The iPhone X is the device people have wanted for years.

Designer Gilles Mendel plans to keep his brand—and his pretty dresses—on the New York Fashion Week calendar.

She recently announced her move to Lisbon via Instagram

The team behind The Wayland and Good Night Sonny is introducing a new nautical bar just in time for fall.

For retailers, having a customer's payment information on file and having a license to keep charging them for a product is the holy grail. But consumers should be on their toes.

Thus far, almost all the president’s gaffes and blunders have been self-imposed. But one wonders what happens if (or when) real disaster strikes.

Roundup of daily news.

The mayor won the Democratic primary with more than 70 percent of the vote, getting one step closer to re-election.

Current and former New York elected officials remember and honor the activist whose same-sex marriage fight led to a landmark ruling.

The Christopher Columbus statue in Central Park was defaced as the city is set to undertake a review of contentious statues and monuments.

For the second straight day, the corruption trial focused on visas Menendez helped secure for Melgen’s foreign girlfriends.

Would it really be so bad?