A boarded-up NYPD station in Brownsville is trading its handcuffs for house keys—but not everyone’s celebrating. The 1980s-era precinct at 1546 East New York Avenue ...

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Baseball has been undergoing some pretty dramatic changes. The sport may still be timeless in a sense, but it is now timed.

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A Rickmansworth baker has enjoyed a diplomatic invitation to Budapest, where she showcased a rediscovered recipe for her "amazing" cakes. Hazel Carmichael, of Hazel's Cake Studio, was asked by the ...

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Visitors can book an appointment to try on vintage items worn by celebrities or enjoy a guided tour through a stretch of ...

After a devastating fire, the NYC home of this jazz legend is being demolished!

For New York-area fans, though, he is recalled primarily for his 18 seasons, from 1971-88, as a television and radio ...

Ali Wyne, a senior U.S.-China policy specialist at the International Crisis Group, says that a new Sino-Soviet split is ...

In a Q&A, author David Sheff talks about his new Yoko Ono biography and his hopes of disproving the popular narrative that ...