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Flash Floods and 60 mph Winds Paralyze Parts of New York City

A swift, intense storm that exceeded local drainage capacity has prompted crews and transit agencies to clear flooded stations and streets.

Alberta Independence Petition Filed With 301,000 Names as Court Halts Verification

Alexis Wilkins Rejects NYT Account of Her Actions During WHCA Dinner Shooting

New Photos Show Discoloration on Both of Trump’s Hands, Reviving Health Questions

FBI Probes Assault on TPUSA Reporter in Minneapolis as Local Charges Remain Under Review

FBI Opens Probe After TPUSA Reporter Assaulted at Minneapolis ICE Protest

UP Cabinet Approves Rs 8,000 Pay Hike for Shiksha Mitras, 25 Lakh Tablets, Ballia Medical College

Uttar Pradesh Orders Pre-Holi Salary Credit, Declares Feb. 28 a Working Day

Boebert Leaks Photo From Clinton Deposition, Cracks 'BleachBit' Joke

Israeli-Russian Journalist Removed From Netanyahu’s Plane Minutes Before Washington Flight

AFP Launches 'Hate Disrupter' Teams, Reports 21 Charges in Escalated Crackdown

Allahabad High Court Orders Immediate Release of Wiztown Director in Noida Techie Death Case

Brittney Griner’s Sundance Documentary Premieres as She Criticizes ICE Crackdowns

Teen Allegedly Assaulted in Shuttered Hooghly Factory as Police Hold Two, Hunt Others

Vance Hanukkah Invitation Bears 'Celebrating 50 Years of Christmas' Tagline

Cuban Film 'To the West in Zapata' Wins Top Prize as Kolkata Festival Concludes

Electoral Body Identifies Ex-Congress Worker Who Used Parliamentary Camera at Fujimori Rally

Veteran Kashmir Journalist Tariq Ahmad Bhat Dies at 54 After Cardiac Arrest

Detained UK Journalist Sami Hamdi Reports Health Scare in ICE Custody With Hearing Set for Nov. 10

Guardrails Gone: Trump Pressures Justice Department, Widens Domestic Force Use