Red Sox win 7th straight game just hours after landing in New York

Boston Red Sox Sonny Gray once again led the way on the Boston bump. Outfielder Anthony Siegler was an unlikely hero in the Red Sox’ seven-game winning streak. AP Photo/Frank Franklin II Written by Callie Brown July 11, 2026 | 12:00 am 3 minutes to read Are the Boston Red Sox back? They are definitely … Read more

NFL Insider Rips The New York Times’ Attempt to Cover Their Tracks on Major Error in Dianna Russini Report

ProFootballTalk founder Mike Florio tore into The New York Times over how it handled a glaring mistake in their bombshell article on Dianna Russini. Police bodycam footage contradicted a key anecdote in the lede of their article, but what bothered Florio most is what The New York Times did next. Run a full NFL redraft … Read more

Daredevil couple Angela Nikolau, Ivan Beerkus arrested after brazen climb to top of Empire State Building in New York City

New York — Two people dressed in black were arrested after they climbed to the top of the Empire State Building, held up a sign and appeared to propose marriage. The couple, identified as Angela Nicolaou and Evan Berkus, were seen holding a pro-peace banner at the top of the tower. It seemed to read: … Read more

New York native Johanna Gregory killed in Lake Michigan boat crash

A New Yorker known for having a “heart of gold” was killed in a horrific multi-boating accident on Lake Michigan late Thursday night that left 4 people seriously injured. Joanna Gregory, 26, died when a boat overtook another vessel, causing a collision at about 11:30 p.m. near Chicago’s Monroe Harbor, said Jason Lash, deputy chief … Read more

NFL Insider Predicts The New York Times’ Bombshell Report on Dianna Russini-Mike Vrabel Scandal Is Just ‘the Appetizer’

Sometimes, it’s not good to be in the headlines. Just ask Dianna Russini, who became known for her scoops as an NFL reporter but is now under the microscope due to her alleged affair with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. As for Vrabel, he’d prefer if his name stayed out of headlines to … Read more

What It Takes to Build an Art Scene Outside New York and L.A.

Installation view: “Marginalia” by Tara Faye Coleman at a gallery here in Pittsburgh in 2023. Courtesy of Tara Faye Coleman When Lexi Bishop moved from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh in 2020, these were the conundrums before her. After working for Nino Mir in Los Angeles and Christie’s in New York City, Bishop decided to open … Read more

Art Review: Francesca Mollett’s “Buried Shadow” at GRIMM New York

Installation view: “Buried Shadow” by Francesca Mollet at Grimm New York. Courtesy Grimm Francesca Mollet quickly captured the attention of curators and collectors with her molten abstractions, which evoke and embrace the pure alchemical magic of painting to imitate the perpetual flow of matter and energy – the origins of everything. Her paintings create sensual, … Read more

Knicks celebrations: School bus set on fire, multiple people arrested, 17-year-old shot in New York City after NBA win over Spurs

Chaos erupted overnight Sunday as unruly fans celebrated the New York Knicks’ championship win, setting several school buses on fire, shooting a teenager, arresting dozens and wounding at least 10 NYPD officers. Video captured flames erupting from a school bus that caught fire on 42nd Street near Eighth Avenue next to the Port Authority Bus … Read more

Donald Trump, Knicks fan, heads back to New York to root on his team at MSG for 2026 NBA Finals

New York — There was a time when Donald Trump was just another celebrity sitting courtside at New York Knicks games. He was famous, but he was not yet surrounded by Secret Service agents or known for the politics that made him so unpopular in his hometown. Now, more than a decade after he attended … Read more

12-year-old boy from New York dies in rafting accident on Lehigh River in Carbon County, Pennsylvania during class trip

Eastern Pennsylvania TWP, Pennsylvania – A 12-year-old boy from New York State has died after a rafting accident on the Lehigh River in Carbon County, Pennsylvania. The Sag Harbor School District identified the child as Cesar Albarracín Goncai, a sixth-grader. The incident occurred during the class’s annual trip to the Poconos, Superintendent Jeff Nichols said … Read more