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Tourism in Europe’s hotspots continues to rise, but after protests in 2024, what can we expect for the coming year?
Hundreds gathered at the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem in the West Bank as the leader of the Catholic Church in the Holy Land marked the...
A modified Dodge Charger that blasted neighbors out of their sleep appears to have gone quiet, at least downtown, as its owner deals with legal problems.
This year, schools were encouraged to come up with their own plans to lower their class sizes and apply to the Department of Education for funding.
As director of the fiercely independent cultural center ABC No Rio, he led the battle to halt its eviction and later raised money to build a...
Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENT8 Months Inside New York’s Migrant Shelters: Fear, Joy and Hope When the first buses carrying migrants from the southern border arrived in...
Pope Francis outlined his green vision for the Vatican in his 'Brother Sun' letter in June. In it he said solar panels would be installed on...
These buildings and places capture the city’s playful approach to concrete-and-asphalt Modernism.
Ingrid Lewis-Martin, who resigned as the mayor’s chief adviser, was charged in a bribery scheme involving $100,000 for a new Porsche for her son.
A law in New York City shifting broker fees from renters to landlords is set to take effect in June. Real estate leaders want to stop...
