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Art-collecting Greek shipping magnate disinherits two sons, leaves everything to second wife

It’s a big fat Greek shipping family drama. Art-amassing Greek shipping magnate Nicholas Zoullas disinherited two of his sons — one of...

NYC Man Charged in Overdose Death of 10-Month-Old Daughter

The investigation into a 10-month-old's death in Brooklyn last fall has turned criminal, with police arresting her father and charging him with manslaughter and...

Judge Eyes Shorter Sentence for Ex-NYC Jails Union Boss

The former union boss for the nation’s largest correction officers’ union might have gotten too harsh a prison sentence when he was ordered to...

GOP megadonors go big in battle for Congress: 5 takeaways from new campaign money filings

Stephen Schwarzman participates in a session of the U.S.-Africa Business Forum. | Alex Wong/Getty Images The battle for Congress has...

Biden to host rescheduled summit with Southeast Asian leaders

President Joe Biden speaks to guests. | Scott Olson/Getty Images President Joe Biden will host the leaders from Southeast Asia...

NYC school cafeterias could get Health Department letter grades

A Bronx pol is renewing efforts to issue letter grades to school cafeterias just like the city does with restaurants. Councilman Rafael...

Residents of NJ Town Say Mayor's Racist Comments Are Reflection of Bigoted History

Recently surfaced audio recordings capturing Mayor Sal Bonaccorso using profanity and racist language has propelled this small town into a national spotlight. But amid...

Activist pushes to rename NYC street for pioneering May Edward Chinn

May Edward Chinn made history as the first black woman to graduate from Bellevue Hospital Medical College in 1926. She also was the first...

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