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The mother of a Manhattan teen who died while "surfing" a New York City subway train last year has filed a lawsuit against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, TikTok, and Instagram's parent company, Meta, suggesting they had a hand in her son's untimely demise. "Social media and the MTA, ...

The latest victim had posted clips of himself on top of a moving train on his Instagram before he was killed doing just that on Sunday.

Another subway surfing death — this one involving a teenager killed on the F line in Brooklyn Friday — has renewed concerns over the deadly trend and calls

An investigation is underway after a man was found unconscious and bleeding on the floor of a E train subway car in Queens Tuesday night, the NYPD said. The...

Service on the commuter railroads is even better, with sustained on-time performance (OTP) well above 90% for LIRR and Metro-North. Long Island customers

The city and MTA launched on Tuesday a new campaign aimed at deterring youth from deadly subway surfing — hoping to convince curious adolescents with messages

Michelle Visage, Gottmik, Riyadh Khalaf, Gigi Gorgeous, and more will star in Pride with Attitude, raising money for LGBTQ+ causes, starting Friday 16 June

Young players in the Winnipeg Jets organization often have a bit of a wake-up call during their first on-ice session with Blake Wheeler.

It has been a difficult year for everyone, but for people within the LGBTQ+ community the past 12 months have also provided some moments of joy. From changes to the law, to happy moments during lockdown, here are some of the highlights of 2020. – Northern Ireland held its first same-sex marriages in February Same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland has been legal since January of this year, with Belfast couple Robyn Edwards-Peoples and Sharni Edwards-Peoples becoming the first same-sex couple i...