Catie Edmondson, who has been covering Capitol Hill for The New York Times since 2018, tries to glean patterns that will determine control of the House. By Emmett Lindner Nicholas Nehamas is one ...

Mayor Eric Adams of New York City bristled at questions about the former president and said there was a need to “turn down the rhetoric.” ...

"Connections" challenges players to make four word groups and if you need a helping hand, Newsweek is here with some tips.

The New York Times is working to expand its ever successful gaming section with Zorse, a game the company is testing in beta. Per a report in Semafor, this will be a phrase-guessing game where ...

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been much quieter this campaign cycle - after spending $1.1 billion on his own run four years ago and another $173 million to get President Joe Biden ...

High school students in New York take the Regents Exams. If students are economically or academically disadvantaged, they may receive grants to attend a college in New York through the Higher ...

With 10.8 million subscribers globally, generating $625.1 million in annual revenue, the New York Times is among the largest and most successful publications in the world. And today, it’s ...

T he first time I experienced chestnut flour was in a region of Tuscany called Garfagnana, north of Lucca. I ate pasta made ...

A look at the L.A. Times’ top 25 high school football teams in the Southland heading into the final week of the regular season. Rival Marine League schools continue to forfeit games to Narbonne ...

The European settlement of what would become New York was led by the Dutch, settling along the Hudson River in 1624. They established the colony of New Amsterdam on the island of Manhattan.

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With more than 8.5 million people packed into some 300 square miles, it’s no wonder New York City never sleeps. And if it doesn’t, why should you? After all, there’s always something to ...