Wegmans Confirms Upper West Side Manhattan Store Opening After Two Years
The grocery chain has confirmed plans for its second Manhattan location at 1932 Broadway, although an official opening date has not been set.
US Politics News
Key Inflation Gauge Accelerates, Driven by Gas Prices
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure rose in September, complicating the economic outlook just days before midterm elections.
Paula Reid Named Chief White House Reporter for MS NOW
The veteran journalist departs CNN for the cable news channel, formerly known as MSNBC.
US Jobless Claims Fall to Lowest Level Since Mid-July
Initial unemployment claims dropped to 194,000, signaling continued job security amid low layoff rates.
Sleepy Hollow's Headless Horseman Tradition Elevates High School Football
The New York town's unique mascot leads the football team onto the field in a pre-game ritual inspired by local legend.
Beyond the Finish Line: Stories of Resilience from NYC Marathon's Last Finishers
Runners push through physical ailments, personal tragedy, and the ticking clock to complete the TCS New York City Marathon, often long after official closing times.
US Couple Among Hundreds Stranded as 'Never-Ending Cruise' Suspends Operations in Cambodia
Passengers aboard the Odyssey were given seven hours' notice to disembark after operator Villa Vie Residences announced it had suspended operations, leaving many with significant financial losses.
New Pension Tax Allowance to Shield Poorest Retirees from Income Tax
A revised tax-free allowance aims to prevent low-income pensioners from facing tax bills as the state pension increases.
Canadian Author Announces Latest Identity Shift, Now Identifying as 'Two-Spirit'
Rowan Jette Knox, formerly known as Amanda Jette Knox, has stated he is now embracing a 'two-spirit' identity, connecting with Indigenous heritage.