(New York, NY)  —  A judge has tossed the 400-million-dollar lawsuit against Blake Lively.  Movie director Justin Baldoni’s lawsuit against the star and Bedford resident has been dismissed by a federal judge. The stars of the movie,

(New York, NY)  —  While it’s still a year away, organizers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are swinging into high gear, as they get ready for an influx of soccer fans from around the world.  The

(New York, NY) – Are members of Generation X really the “worst grandparents”? The debate is raging on social media. Many Millennials say Gen X grandparents aren’t as involved with their grandchildren as they’d like. Critics argue

(Springfield, PA) – At Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School’s May board meeting, sophomore Abagayle Kane spoke out. Her article concerning academic advisors had been cut from the school newspaper, PA Cyber Press. The piece made mention of the

(Lexington, NC) – A North Carolina high school student has reached a settlement with his former school district, nearly a year after his suspension. Christian McGhee, 17, was given a three-day suspension last April for using the

(New York, NY) — Americans are expected to spend 24-billion-dollars on Father’s Day this years That would be a record amount, according to the National Retail Federation, up more than seven percent from last year. Three out

(New York, NY) — Memorial services begin today for former Congressman Charles Rangel, who will lie in repose today and tomorrow at St. Aloysius Church in Harlem. The New York City lawmaker and Korean war veteran once

(Los Angeles, CA) – Parts of Los Angeles are on edge today after three days of protests against the Trump’s administration’s ICE immigration crackdown in the city. Thousands were on the streets Sunday for loud mostly peaceful

(Washington DC) – Republican lawmakers from blue states are voicing their concerns about potential reversals to changes made to the SALT deductions. In the sweeping budget resolution, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” raises the deduction on

(New York, NY) – Have you seen any QR codes on city parking meters? Well the Department of Transportation is now out with an alert saying those stickers are the work of scammers. The code directs users

(New York, NY) – The jury will continue deliberations on Monday in the Harvey Weinstein sex crimes re-trial. One juror asked to leave the bench after he says the jurors are not following court rules. The person,

(New York, NY) —  Funeral services were held Friday, June 6th at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan for New York City’s former police commissioner Bernard Kerik. Mayor Eric Adams and other prominent New York dignitaries attended. The

(Stone Harbor, NJ) — “U.S. News & World Report” is out with a list of its top ten beaches in New Jersey. With 140 miles of beach in New Jersey, there are so many choices with different

(New York, NY)  — They’re back! It’s taken 17 years, but the cicadas or Brood 14, have come out of hiding.  You can find cicadas in 14 states, including New York and New Jersey. Dr. Gene Kritsky,