While New York City was preparing for a rise in the already staggering amount of waste produced daily, a report released Thursday showed an unexpected decline. For Mayor de Blasio’s Zero Waste by 2030 ...

At yesterday’s Congressional hearing with the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Rep. Billy Long (R-MO) asked Mark Zuckerberg if Facemash — a “hot or not” website the Facebook co-founder and CEO ...

As thousands of people fill the streets of San Juan, Puerto Rico’s governor, Ricardo Rossello, on Monday refused to resign over leaked text messages that were laced with sexist, homophobic and ...

The Staircase is Making a Murderer all over again: It’s what everyone is talking about, and it has people torn over the perceived guilt or innocence of the subject of the documentary series. But if ...

The man who runs the pro-Trump conspiracy and misinformation site True Pundit has been unmasked as a former award-winning journalist. Michael D. Moore, 51, used to work as a reporter for the New ...

First off, Sam Elliott’s voice is all too real. When you speak to the legendary actor, even over the phone, it’s the same booming bass you’ve been hearing all your life, in movies like “Mask,” “Road ...

Everyone knows Donald and Ivanka Trump have a special relationship, and the president never hesitates to speak highly of his oldest daughter by mentioning how wonderful she is, but many people have ...

Is “Strange Magic” — an animated spectacular loosely based on “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and riddled with pop songs, from Elvis to ELO — really that different from “Star Wars”? George Lucas, the man ...

In last week’s episode of Seth MacFarlane‘s The Orville, titled “Home,” the USS Orville’s security officer Lt. Alara Kitan abruptly resigned her post so that she could return to her home planet. The ...

Whether from flushing the toilet, taking a shower or washing something down the sink, New Yorkers produce about 1.3 billion gallons of wastewater every day. But where does all that end up? If you’re ...

People connected to Russia or former Soviet republics have paid cash for 86 Trump-branded properties, a total of $109 million, with many of them using shell companies, McClatchy has reported.

Although the National Rifle Association is often referred to as a monolithic force, less than 10 percent of gun owners belong to the NRA, and the organization does not necessarily reflect their views.