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Going to try to resume that once some of these protesters go back up town to columbia? will they try to resume that type of protest if any of them will talk to you? >> yeah. well, they might not tell me earlier we were at nypd command center and already from the drone looking down at that campus in the that square where they just removed those encampments about an hour later they were trying to put those tents back up. they said they had a makeshift shelter put up. they were trying to put in tem...

New York City may be a safe haven for shoplifters, subway shovers, gangbangers and illegal migrants, but park rangers are holding the line against pee-wee pee-pee bandits.

Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a Harvard-trained gastroenterologist, left social media rumbling after posting to TikTok to talk about how visiting bookstores, your favorite big box store, or a coffee shop can signal to your bowels that it's time to go.

Oh, the places you'll go...

Michiko Sasaki, 46, and her young son, Kobe, got a $50 ticket after she let him urinate at the Battery Playscape with the public restroom was closed.

People are getting creative with their showers! Designers are using checks, plaids, and tartan in shower tile with this trend.

Come spring and its extended sunshine, our energy levels soar and we are more inclined to want to scrub, dust, polish, and purge. Spring cleaning 2024 is here — read on to learn more about how each zodiac sign can make the most of this momentum with tips, tricks and cleaning ideas.

SAN ANTONIO - Wastewater treatment plants operated by the San Antonio River Authority are grappling with a consequence of our modern habits: "disposable" wipes.

A conservative activist tried to go viral… but it backfired gloriously!

A bill that that would bar transgender students from school bathrooms, locker rooms and sports teams that correspond with their gender identity failed Friday to get enough votes to advance in heavily conservative Nebraska. Legislative Bill 575, dubbed the Sports and Spaces Act by its author Sen. Kathleen Kauth, would have restricted students to teams and facilities for the gender they were assigned at birth. An amended version would have gone a step further by barring students taking male horm...