AI has convinced computer science students to shift majors and white-collar workers to change careers, while some are embracing it
Month: February 2026
NYC Sanitation supervisor suspended after fatal crash on LIE possibly sparked by improper snow removal
“This is currently the subject of an active NYPD investigation, and I can’t provide comment while that is underway,” Mayor Mamdani said Thursday.
Striking NewYork-Presbyterian nurses reach tentative agreement
NYSNA nurses are expected to begin voting on the proposed contract as early as today.
NBA may revise draft lottery to address tanking
Tanking has the chance to become the NBA’s biggest scandal since Tim Donaghy.
Jeremiyah Love cracks top five; Chiefs take WR Jordyn Tyson
In his first mock of the 2026 NFL Draft, Gennaro Filice defies “positional value,” predicting a running back, linebacker and safety come off the board in the top 10. Check out his full first-round projection, 1-32.
New York City Braces For Another Major Snowstorm
New Yorkers who were just starting to see the last of January’s snow piles melt may want to keep their shovels handy: forecasters are tracking yet another winter…
New-Home Sales Bloom in Winter as Buyers Sniff Out Affordability
New-home sales picked up sharply in November and December, according to the latest release from the U.S. Census Bureau, in
See how the ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ cast honored Eric Dane after his death at 53 following ALS battle
Ellen Pompeo, Patrick Dempsey, Kevin McKidd and more “Grey’s Anatomy” stars are paying tribute to Eric Dane following his death at 53 after…
F1 2026 Bahrain pre-season 2nd Test
Check out the full results from the third day of the second of the two pre-season tests in Bahrain!
With fixes still up in the air, will the BQE become NYC’s own Big Dig?
The expressway’s triple-cantilever section is being shored up with short-term fixes while the city figures out what to do next.
Top-ranked Canada, U.S. fall in women’s Olympic curling semis
Canada’s top-ranked women were upset by Sweden in the Olympic curling semifinals, while the United States also suffered a 7-4 loss to Switzerland.
NYC takes action on Staten Island, targets illegal signs, shipping containers, RVs
Under the Adams administration, the Department of Buildings was run by former borough president James Oddo.
Future of trans health care in NY uncertain with renewed federal funding threats
State lawmakers and LGBTQ+ advocates scramble to protect access to gender-affirming care in the face of Trump administration threats.
Do the Jets need to pick Arvell Reese at No. 2?
Gang’s All Here co-host Frankie Vittorini breaks down Arvell Reese’s strengths and weaknesses.
The former OSU standout linebacker has been consistently…
Luke Weaver is comfortable with the Mets even as he tries ‘not being too funny too quick’
Luke Weaver has a real dilemma on his hands. The right-handed reliever knows he has a reputation in New York.
New York nurses union wins 12% raise, AI safeguards in a tentative deal to end monthlong strike
Over the past month, nurses had picketed during bitterly cold temperatures in what their union said was the largest and longest walkout in the city’s history.
Sidney Crosby out for Canada’s semifinal against Finland in Olympics injury blow
Team Canada was without its captain, Sidney Crosby, for its Olympic semifinal game against Finland on Friday. Crosby suffered a lower-body injury after taking a hit from Radko Gudas in the quarterfinal two days prior, a game Canada required overtime to win 4-3 over Czechia.
Sunday storm brings snow potential; models differ on totals
Forecasters say there is potential for accumulating snow Sunday night, which could create a slippery Monday morning commute.While the timing of the storm app…
James Conner, Geno Smith on the chopping block
James Conner and Geno Smith are both former starters on rebuilding teams who could be cut for salary cap relief in 2026. Meanwhile, the fates of Brandon Aiyuk and Tyreek Hill have already been decided.
New home sales lost ground at the end of 2025
Housing to remain muted in 2026.
Hilary Duff confirms estrangement from sister Haylie
Hilary Duff emotionally confirmed her estrangement from sister Haylie, which inspired her new song, “We Don’t Talk.” The star said that fracture is the “most lonely part” of her life.
A Novel of New York City’s Migrant Crisis
Lionel Shriver discusses her new novel, A Better Life, with Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Douglas Murray.
Veteran almost fails to make weight again for UFC Houston
Sean Strickland and Anthony Hernandez made weight for UFC Houston, and one veteran nearly registered a third weight miss.
Mamdani Calls for Free Express Buses. Some Riders Say They Want Better Service Instead.
The mayor says his promise to make buses free would cover the faster, nicer and pricier rides, but not everyone who’s paying for them now is sold on that plan.
Bruce Springsteen tickets for Brooklyn stop selling for up to $3K
Tickets to see Bruce Springsteen’s tour at Barclays Center cost as much as $3K. Seats at Madison Square Garden other venues go on sale Saturday.
NYC residents say Mamdani reneging on affordable housing promise with proposed property tax hike
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani earned backlash from some New Yorkers after floating the prospect of a property tax hike to help balance the budget.
The NCAA Selection Committee is Higher on Kentucky Than You Might Think
The Selection Committee is shining a light on the bracket-making process and it should give Kentucky fans hope.
how AI anxiety is upending career ambitions
AI has convinced computer science students to shift majors and white-collar workers to change careers, while some are embracing it
NYC Sanitation supervisor suspended after fatal crash on LIE possibly sparked by improper snow removal
“This is currently the subject of an active NYPD investigation, and I can’t provide comment while that is underway,” Mayor Mamdani said Thursday.
Striking NewYork-Presbyterian nurses reach tentative agreement
NYSNA nurses are expected to begin voting on the proposed contract as early as today.
NBA may revise draft lottery to address tanking
Tanking has the chance to become the NBA’s biggest scandal since Tim Donaghy.
Jeremiyah Love cracks top five; Chiefs take WR Jordyn Tyson
In his first mock of the 2026 NFL Draft, Gennaro Filice defies “positional value,” predicting a running back, linebacker and safety come off the board in the top 10. Check out his full first-round projection, 1-32.
New York City Braces For Another Major Snowstorm
New Yorkers who were just starting to see the last of January’s snow piles melt may want to keep their shovels handy: forecasters are tracking yet another winter…
New-Home Sales Bloom in Winter as Buyers Sniff Out Affordability
New-home sales picked up sharply in November and December, according to the latest release from the U.S. Census Bureau, in
See how the ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ cast honored Eric Dane after his death at 53 following ALS battle
Ellen Pompeo, Patrick Dempsey, Kevin McKidd and more “Grey’s Anatomy” stars are paying tribute to Eric Dane following his death at 53 after…
F1 2026 Bahrain pre-season 2nd Test
Check out the full results from the third day of the second of the two pre-season tests in Bahrain!
Top-ranked Canada, U.S. fall in women’s Olympic curling semis
Canada’s top-ranked women were upset by Sweden in the Olympic curling semifinals, while the United States also suffered a 7-4 loss to Switzerland.
With fixes still up in the air, will the BQE become NYC’s own Big Dig?
The expressway’s triple-cantilever section is being shored up with short-term fixes while the city figures out what to do next.
NYC takes action on Staten Island, targets illegal signs, shipping containers, RVs
Under the Adams administration, the Department of Buildings was run by former borough president James Oddo.
Do the Jets need to pick Arvell Reese at No. 2?
Gang’s All Here co-host Frankie Vittorini breaks down Arvell Reese’s strengths and weaknesses.
The former OSU standout linebacker has been consistently…
Luke Weaver is comfortable with the Mets even as he tries ‘not being too funny too quick’
Luke Weaver has a real dilemma on his hands. The right-handed reliever knows he has a reputation in New York.
Sidney Crosby out for Canada’s semifinal against Finland in Olympics injury blow
Team Canada was without its captain, Sidney Crosby, for its Olympic semifinal game against Finland on Friday. Crosby suffered a lower-body injury after taking a hit from Radko Gudas in the quarterfinal two days prior, a game Canada required overtime to win 4-3 over Czechia.
New York nurses union wins 12% raise, AI safeguards in a tentative deal to end monthlong strike
Over the past month, nurses had picketed during bitterly cold temperatures in what their union said was the largest and longest walkout in the city’s history.
James Conner, Geno Smith on the chopping block
James Conner and Geno Smith are both former starters on rebuilding teams who could be cut for salary cap relief in 2026. Meanwhile, the fates of Brandon Aiyuk and Tyreek Hill have already been decided.
A Novel of New York City’s Migrant Crisis
Lionel Shriver discusses her new novel, A Better Life, with Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Douglas Murray.
Sunday storm brings snow potential; models differ on totals
Forecasters say there is potential for accumulating snow Sunday night, which could create a slippery Monday morning commute.While the timing of the storm app…
New home sales lost ground at the end of 2025
Housing to remain muted in 2026.
Hilary Duff confirms estrangement from sister Haylie
Hilary Duff emotionally confirmed her estrangement from sister Haylie, which inspired her new song, “We Don’t Talk.” The star said that fracture is the “most lonely part” of her life.
2025 new-home sales inched up; concessions weakened prices
New home sales rose 3.8% in 2025 as builders cut prices and offered incentives, but inventory remains above historic norms.
The NCAA Selection Committee is Higher on Kentucky Than You Might Think
The Selection Committee is shining a light on the bracket-making process and it should give Kentucky fans hope.








