New York

Trump Goes From Court To Campaign At A Bodega In His Heavily Democratic Hometown

Donald Trump has visited New York’s Harlem neighborhood after spending his second day in a lower Manhattan courtroom as a criminal defendant.
By Jill Colvin and Bill Barrow, AP

Jordan Klepper Has Mind-Melting Encounter With Trump Supporters Outside NY Trial

"The Daily Show" correspondent tried logic on some of the ex-president's fans. He didn't get very far.
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CBS Pulls The Plug On Billy Joel At Worst Possible Moment, And Fans Are So Pissed

The iconic singer's landmark performance was cut off at the exact wrong time -- and viewers are livid.
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Trump's Criminal Hush Money Trial Is About To Start. Here's What To Expect.

The ex-president's first criminal trial — the first for any president — kicks off with jury selection on Monday morning.
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Mister Cee, Hip-Hop DJ And Producer Behind Notorious B.I.G.’s Debut Album, Dead At 57

The legendary New Yorker was a HOT 97 regular for more than 20 years.
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Just 26 Funny Tweets About How The Earthquake Utterly Confused East Coasters

“Who downstairs cuttin a well done steak??”
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East Coast Earthquake Rattles Millions, But Region Escapes Sweeping Damage

The U.S. Geological Survey reported a quake at 10:23 a.m. with a preliminary magnitude of 4.8, centered near Lebanon, New Jersey.
By Jennifer Peltz and Mike Catalini, AP

Molly Ringwald Pretty Sure Her Daughter Was Conceived At Studio 54

The actor also said that her "biological clock" had made her eager for motherhood in her mid-30s.
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X.com Gives Free Blue Checks To Some Users, But Not Everyone Is Happy

While a handful of users were excited about the verification, others were frustrated, and feared they'd be charged for something they didn't ask for.
By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS, AP

MTA Asks NYC Marathon Organizer To Pay For Lost Bridge Toll Revenue

“New York Road Runners makes more than $15 million on Marathon Day from entry fees alone and should pay its necessary expenses," the agency said.
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