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NEW YORK — The first cohort of New York City’s free child care programs for 2-year-olds will open this fall in five local school districts, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul were set to announce Tuesday in ...Read more

FORT WORTH, Texas — After more than 14 months away, Kayce Dutton returned to the small screen over the weekend in “Marshals.”

The “Yellowstone” spinoff brought Luke Grimes back to reprise his role in the new ...Read more

Alaska lawmakers are raising alarm over a decision last year by Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom to release confidential information about the state’s voters to the federal Department of Justice.

Dahlstrom, who oversees Alaska�...Read more

MIAMI — A Coral Gables man who obtained a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Miami has pleaded guilty to sharing sadistic internet videos of monkeys being tortured to satisfy viewers’ sexual fetishes....Read more

So much Trump-related news has appeared lately on the airwaves and in web pixels — what with Iran and Epstein and Minnesota and so on — that inevitably a nugget will fall between the cracks.

That seems to have been ...Read more

President Donald Trump on Tuesday denied that Israel forced the U.S. to join the war against Iran by planning to launch its own assault on Tehran.

Distancing himself from remarks made by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, ...Read more

A gunman behind the Sunday mass shooting in Texas suspected of being an act of terror outside a crowded bar had ties to the Bronx and a prior arrest in Manhattan, according to officials and records.

Authorities said ...Read more

The Oregon Supreme Court on Feb. 5, 2026, issued a ruling that will have a wide impact. More than 1,400 criminal cases had to be dismissed, the justices ruled, due to lack of adequate counsel available for defendants....Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — Paisley Park has announced Prince Celebration 2026 for June 3-7 in Chanhassen, Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Billed as the 10th anniversary celebration after Prince’s death on April 21, 2016, the five-day ...Read more

CHICAGO — Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker never flew with former President Bill Clinton on a plane belonging to Jeffrey Epstein, spokespeople for the two Democrats said late Monday hours after video of Clinton’s testimony ...Read more

BALTIMORE — As the war in the Middle East intensifies, Iranian Americans in the United States are expressing a wide range of emotions, reflecting deep divisions over Iran’s next leadership and the conflict abroad.

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Target customers continue to be cautious — and a bit frugal, sticking to essentials and increasingly turning to discount chains.

During the holiday season, they bought toys and kept spending on essentials such as food ...Read more

BOSTON — Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons said the Boston Police Department ignored 167 federal immigration detainer requests last year, not 57 as reported by the city’s police commissioner, and that the requests ...Read more

NEW YORK — Justin Timberlake has filed a lawsuit seeking to block the release of video from his Long Island DUI arrest, during which he told an officer the incident would “ruin” his world tour.

In court documents ...Read more

NEW YORK — A homeless man sleeping inside Penn Station in Midtown was set on fire by three young men, police said Tuesday.

The 37-year-old victim suffered second-degree burns to his arm and back that are not considered ...Read more

Target will reinvent three-quarters of its home merchandise by June and since groceries are driving customer visits, it will remodel several hundred stores to expand and improve its food and beverage selections.

The ...Read more

Zendaya’s mom may have confirmed that Tom Holland is already her son-in-law.

In a since-expired Instagram story, Claire Stoermer shared footage Monday of Zendaya’s stylist, Law Roach, telling Access Hollywood with a ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Rep. Ryan Zinke, the Montana Republican who served as Interior secretary during the first Trump administration, is retiring after two stints in the House.

Zinke, the first Navy SEAL elected to Congress, ...Read more

When Big Bear’s celebrity bald eagle couple’s eggs were eaten by ravens in late January, they didn’t grieve alone.

Thousands had watched Jackie and Shadow on livestream, as they meticulously arranged sticks in ...Read more

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missourians would have to prove they are United States citizens when registering to vote under a proposal heard in a Senate elections committee on Monday, though details of how the state would ...Read more