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Zohran Mamdani led with 43% of the vote, with 95% of ballots counted.

New York and Philadelphia swelter under record highs amid a powerful heat dome.

Hammer the last song the Kiwi singer will release before her album comes out next week.

It says it's collateral damage in the city's war on Airbnb and will try again elsewhere.

'By every possible standard, congestion pricing is a success.'

Rapper keen to join Combs' family in court once the defence begins presenting its case.

A solid weekend saw the New Zealand crew back on the podium in SailGP's return.

From eco escapes to fiery red wines, here’s what to explore this week.

Prosecutors say the victim was held in a luxurious Soho townhouse.

New York Times: Officials are investigating what led to the accident that killed two.

Rushdie was stabbed about 10 times with a six-inch blade during the event.

What Was That is her first solo release since 2021's Solar Power.

A surprise New York preview was shut down by police in the park.

The former 'Gossip Girl' actress died in February at the age of 39.

The smiling family were photographed before tragedy struck.

'Sex and The City' star opens up about her marriage to Matthew Broderick.

Luigi Mangione allegedly killed healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in cold blood.

Overhaul to make room for 100 extra seats as airline promises better dining options.

The couple got engaged in August 2024 after dating for over a year.

Times: Anthony Bourdain’s assistant reveals the truth about being a woman in the industry.

Dark comedy-drama Anora won five awards, including Best Picture, at this year's Oscars.

The actress was found by her mother and couldn't be revived by emergency responders.

Two Italian fighter jets escorted the plane, which was carrying 199 passengers plus crew.

New York Times: A random act of violence transformed Joseph Lynskey's life.

Momoa and Arjona are believed to have been dating since May 2024.

A unique tour through New York’s five famed boroughs.

The scheme highlights challenges of charging drivers where the car is king.

New York Times: 'It was just about making fun of friends' says Aris Yeager.

NY Times: Every day he hit the same store while his mother desperately searched for him.