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Vlhova suffered season-ending injury on SaturdayAmerican closes on season’s World Cup title Mikaela Shiffrin earned her 95th career win to extend her record, triumphing in a women’s World Cup slalom on Sunday, a day after the star’s main rival sustained a season-ending injury. In the first race without Olympic slalom champion Petra Vlhova, Shiffrin edged … Read more
After Trump’s victory in Iowa, his two top rivals Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis are hoping to make a splash in the critical primary New Hampshire voters are headed to the polls on Tuesday. After Donald Trump’s landslide victory in the Iowa caucus last week, his two top rivals for the Republican nomination – the … Read more
With a poor finish in Iowa and an expected loss in her home state next month, New Hampshire is key for the ex-governor Brightly dressed in a red-and-white starry jacket, Melinda Tourangeau was waiting eagerly at Grill 603, a casual diner in small-town New Hampshire, for a US presidential candidate not named Donald Trump. Tourangeau, … Read more
Events in more than 30 cities mark ‘Day of the Forest Defender’, recognizing enduring impact of Manuel Paez Terán At a gathering Thursday, the mother of an activist killed by police had a clear message on the first anniversary of their death: “I have news for you. Manuel is alive. Tortuguita vive!” It was a … Read more
The multiply indicted former president is alternating stops in early voting states with trial appearances. So far it seems to be working but for how long? Monday night: Des Moines, Iowa, celebrating victory with supporters over beer and popcorn. Tuesday morning: Manhattan, New York, on trial for defaming a woman he sexually abused. Tuesday night: … Read more
Is it clever, or deluded, for Trump—who complained last week that he has been indicted more times than Al Capone—to see his trials as a political opportunity?
Beatriz Flamini liked to be alone so much that she decided to live underground—and pursue a world record. The experience was gruelling and surreal.
Whether sparked by dating apps or our narcissistic culture, group love is, well, on the rise Polyamorous relationships are having a moment. Or at least they are across the Atlantic, where New York magazine last week sought to distract its readers from the January blues with an extensive feature devoted to the trending lifestyle choice. … Read more
New York City Mayor Eric Adams vetoed a controversial city council bill that would require police officers to document every “investigative encounter” with the public. At a press conference Friday, Adams said the proposed legislation, known as Intro. 586-A or the “How Many Stops Act,” could slow NYPD response times, undermine community-oriented policing, and add … Read more
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday blasted the city supervisors’ resolution calling for an extended cease-fire in Gaza as divisive and fanning the flames of antisemitism, though she stopped short of issuing a veto. The Democrat mayor, who is up for reelection this year, wrote in a statement online that the debate over the … Read more
