Shots fired leads to police activity, street closures in Midtown, Manhattan
The NYPD is urging people to avoid the area surrounding 47th Street to 51st Street on Sixth Avenue and 42nd Street and Broadway after shots were fired in Midtown.
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Special prosecutor’s report proves Joe Biden is unfit to remain president
How can a man deemed too senile to stand trial be deemed fit to run this country?
Biden kept classified Ukraine call documents, special counsel finds: ‘Get copy of this conversation … for my records’
President Biden retained classified documents related to a December 2015 call with Ukraine’s prime minister after admonishing his assistant to “[g]et a copy of this conversation,” special counsel Robert Hur revealed in
Tomi Falade rolls out two books, ‘Dates from Hell’ and ‘Olobun: Matriach of Ondo, Mother of Legacy’
Tribune Online Tomi Falade rolls out two books, ‘Dates from Hell’ and ‘Olobun: Matriach of Ondo, Mother of Legacy’ Nigerian writer, journalist and author, Tomi Falade is set to unveil two literary
Edward Enninful made sure star-studded ‘Vogue’ shoot ‘ran smoothly’ so Gigi Hadid could be ‘home on time’ for daughter Khai
The 28-year-old supermodel — who gave birth in 2020 — shares her 3-year-old duaghter, Khai, with Zayn Malik.
Woodcliff Lake Hilton in NJ prepares to close its doors after 40 years
Residents in New Jersey are reeling as the Woodcliff Lake Hilton is set to close its doors later this month.
Wil Wheaton Incensed By “S***ty Idiot” Larry David Roughing Up Elmo On ‘The Today Show’: “What The F*** Is Wrong With That Guy?”
The Stand by Me star opened up about his own childhood in response to David’s behavior.
The siege of kidnappers
Tribune Online The siege of kidnappers LAST week, Nigerians were thrown into mourning as killer herders cut down two traditional rulers in Ekiti State. The traditional rulers, who were said to be
‘Up In The Blue Seats’ Podcast Episode 143: The Shesterkin vs. Quick Debate
Jonathan Quick is getting starts over Igor Shesterkin and playing well.
Alicia Keys and husband honor ‘Giants’ in new exhibition showcasing Black artists at Brooklyn Museum
The two titans of the music industry have been buying works by Black artists for decades, and the best of what they have is on view starting Feb. 10.