As New York City continues recovering from a historic winter storm that dumped nearly two feet of snow in parts of the five boroughs, most services have resumed Tuesday — though impacts remain and ...

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As the nation marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the founding of the United ...

State Sen. John Liu officially sealed the America 250 Time Capsule yesterday in front of the Queens Public Library Flushing ...

NYT bestselling author Susan Wiggs talks about history, characters and reader reactions on 'Wayward Girls', out in paperback ...

William Johnson - aka Chief Warraghiyagey - saw himself as an Irish chieftain and was the only authorised mediator between ...

The free event will feature 200 free New York-style kosher hot dogs, 100 giant chilled kosher pickles on a stick and a ...

Among their many standouts were Missourians Helen Stephens, known as the Fulton Flash because of her gold-medal performances at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, and Ruth Harms, who still holds the girls’ ...

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, here’s a timeline of noteworthy events that have shaped trans and gender ...