NYC nurse still wearing scrubs killed in caught-on-camera hit-and-run crash
A speeding hit-and-run driver killed 28-year-old NYU Langone-Brooklyn Hospital nurse Jiayi Zheng as she walked home from working her overnight shift, according to officials and video of the crash.
California woman, 22, diagnosed with cancer after her ears didn’t pop on flight to Chicago
Following a flight to Chicago, Aida Burkins of Hemet was diagnosed with a rare type of head and neck cancer that begins in the upper part of the throat.
Draft bust Evan Neal among Giants’ roster cuts
The Giants cut four draft picks, including Evan Neal, and found ways for five others to survive the bubble.
At least 15 hikers missing as flash flood sweeps through Grand Canyon
At least 15 hikers are missing after a flash flood swept through the Grand Canyon.
GOP trailing in 8 battleground Senate races 2 months before Election Day: polling aggregate
Republicans are the underdogs in all nine of the major battleground Senate races, just two months out from Election Day, the RealClearPolitics aggregate of polling shows.
Novak Djokovic brought to tears after body betrays him in stunning first-round upset at US Open
Novak Djokovic was upset in the first round, 6-7, 7-5, 6-4, 2-6, 1-6, by the 25-year-old Mariano Navone at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Sunday night.
Miranda Devine: AG Letitia James turns evil eye on Trump — and blind eye to NY crime
We know Trump-deranged New York Attorney General Letitia James campaigned on jailing the president, but an explosive email from a star prosecutor claims her office directed him to find crimes to pin on Donald.
Here’s what NYC can expect from brewing powerful Super El Nino
A rare and extremely powerful Super El Nino is brewing this season — and set to leave the Northeast warmer and with little snow in the fall and winter.
Scottie Scheffler rallies to win $10 million purse, FedEx Cup while passing Tiger Woods in career earnings
Scottie Scheffler won the Tour Championship and a $10M purse, passing Tiger Woods for the most PGA Tour career earnings at over $130 million.
How the song Dolly Parton chose for her funeral reflects her ability to transcend race, region and religion
Dolly Parton’s chose “If We Never Meet Again” to be played at her funeral. The song was composed by a white man, became a black gospel classic, and then transcended race altogether — just like Dolly.