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Go get on the green ... Right after you pick up what you missed during Prime Day.

Your beauty stock-up couldn't be better this year.

Colleges across America have indulged in blatant racial segregation in their dorms for decades — yet only last week did the feds start to make a stink about it.

He made a slice of history.

Parents, it’s time to focus up — your child’s attention span may depend on it.

Ghana has yet to concede a goal at the World Cup.

Who's ready for the season finale?

The lowly Mets will continue their weekend series with the Phillies on Saturday. 

Brennan Elliott and Erica Cerra are busting out their sandcastle building skills in this new movie.

A hole in California law is keeping a creep accused of recording dozens of women out of jail and roaming the streets as his case is prosecuted.

These are some MVP puppies. Five rescue puppies coming to Long Island this weekend to be placed with foster families were named after the Knicks starters.

New York prison officials are sounding the alarm after drones dropped packages stuffed with cell phones, drugs and weapons into two state correctional facilities in less than two months -- a security threat that Gov. Kathy Hochul recently moved to crack down on.

The songwriter posted a photo of herself and her partner in Miami for the Brazil vs Scotland World Cup match.

The songwriter posted a photo of herself and her partner in Miami for the Brazil vs Scotland World Cup match.

Tony Award winning choreographer allegedly danced around his exclusive deal with real estate company Douglas Elliman to sell two prime properties in Harlem.

A Westchester mom is suing Sky Zone in Mt. Kisco after an adult allegedly crashed a private birthday party and landed on her 4-year-old son, breaking his femur and leaving him in a wheelchair for months.

"I just wanted to talk about it and even in my own home, it did not always feel safe," Bialik explained.

"I just wanted to talk about it and even in my own home, it did not always feel safe," Bialik explained.

Previously, Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers charged a fee—typically $10.70 each way per adult—to allow up to four children aged two to 11 to sit next to an accompanying adult.

One of college football’s biggest transfer portal splashes has turned into a $2 million disaster for Tennessee.