Former German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is starting a new chapter after her UN post, taking on a teaching position at the prestigious Columbia University in New York.

Going out to dinner is great, but attending a once in a lifetime event with food you’ll be talking about for weeks (or years!) is even better.

The AMC Kips Bay 15 movie theater in New York City is scheduled to close its doors by the end of 2026. This closure marks the end of an era for the cinema in the city.

Annalena Baerbock is expected to take up a professorship at a New York university after concluding her term as President of the UN General Assembly, rather than returning to Germany immediately.

Zoë Kravitz has been spotted in New York wearing 'kick-flare' jeans, a controversial 90s model, bringing the style back into fashion.

Israir has obtained operational approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Department of Transportation, with expectations to begin selling tickets for flights to New York in October.

People are adopting unconventional methods, such as living with nuns or sharing accommodations with seniors, to manage the high cost of living in New York City.

An article investigates the reality of finding an affordable hotel in Manhattan, examining what a $100, $200, and $300 budget can secure in New York City.

New York City's Finance Commissioner has issued a memo regarding the pied-à-terre tax, which he was unable to present in person due to ongoing litigation. The memo clarifies that the supplemental roll does not automatically create a tax liability.

Businessman Kevin O'Leary stated that the New York Mayor deserves a 'Real Estate Agent of the Year Award' for policies he believes are driving people out of the city.

Police were called on a New York Times reporter at a campaign event for Republican lawmaker Thomas Kean Jr., who has a reputation for being intensely private and had a three-month absence from Congress earlier this year.

During a New York Liberty vs. Fever game, three pro-transgender messages were displayed on the scoreboard at halftime, following the Liberty's refund of a supporter's paid message, while protesters gathered outside the arena.

A couple with $4.2 million moved from New York to Florida to reduce Roth conversion costs, only to encounter an unexpected Medicare bill.

Ipoh-born filmmaker Keane T.K. Wong's feature film debut, 'Afterpiece,' which journeyed from Shanghai to New York, is set to premiere in Malaysia.

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel met with industry leaders and members of the Indian diaspora during his visit to New York and New Jersey.

The 'Big Apple' column from The Observer, published on August 23, covers various topics related to New York City.

In the immediate aftermath of September 11, 2001, Scott Westerfeld traveled from New York City to Sydney to see Justine Larbalestier, and during a turbulent flight, he expressed his love, highlighting their shared experience of navigating the crisis.

A New York City Office Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is facing 'going concern' doubts due to its substantial $249 million debt.

Bradley Alvelo, 38, has launched "Pizza Pod," a unique mobile pizzeria operating out of a tiny Smart car in New York City. He describes the innovative setup as being "like a circus or a magic act" due to its surprising functionality.

Zum, a student transportation provider, has expanded its services to New York, making it the 19th state nationwide where the company operates.

Zohran Mamdani's office missed a critical New York City Council hearing on the proposed 'second home tax' due to ongoing litigation, opting instead to submit written statements.

An article features people shopping at a farmers market in New York, highlighting local commerce and community engagement.

A man from Gujarat, Jay Sunilbharthi Goswami, has been arrested in Canada for allegedly acting as a money mule in a $7.5 million scam that targeted senior citizens in New York and New Jersey.

An article provides assistance for solving the New York Times Pips puzzle for Saturday, August 22, offering guidance on matching dominoes to tiles.

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio comments on 'woke' culture, suggesting that the crisis of the middle class has been underestimated and that the real challenge lies in the cost of living, while also addressing issues of race and gender.

A critique of New York Magazine’s “Habibi City” package argues it ignores Jewish communities while presenting a one-sided Middle East narrative.

A mountaineer who had been missing since Monday was found lifeless on Wednesday in the Zinalrothorn area. An investigation has been launched to determine the exact circumstances of death.

A small tornado ravaged a beach club on Long Island, New York, on Thursday evening, with terrifying footage from East Atlantic Beach in Nassau County showing a massive waterspout forming near the shore.

Cleanup efforts are in progress in Delaware and New York's Long Island following recent tornado touchdowns in the regions.

Fourteen years after the iconic New York hip-hop trio disbanded, Michael Diamond, known as Mike D from the Beastie Boys, has released his solo debut album '5D' with the help of his sons.

Robert F. Kennedy's former co-op apartment in New York City has sold for $1.99 million following a competitive bidding war.

A North American river otter has been spotted in the Bronx River, marking the first time in over 100 years that the species has been seen in New York City. The sighting indicates a significant return for the river otter to the area.

The New York Film Academy is coming to Romania through a partnership with Academia Buftea, the largest film and theater school in the country, to offer film workshops and educational cooperation.

A dramatic waterspout was observed forming off the coast of Long Island, New York, capturing public attention.

Flash flooding has hit parts of New York City, causing significant disruption to streets and the subway system due to torrential rainfall.

Gold and silver prices experienced a slight increase on the COMEX commodities exchange in New York.

A fire has been reported at the Milleridge Inn in Jericho, New York, bringing back memories of a 2014 blaze that led to the historic venue's closure.

Videos circulating online claim to show a tornado at the Sun and Surf Beach Club in Atlantic Beach, New York, on Thursday evening, sparking widespread attention.

A woman in New York has been charged with allegedly plotting to detonate explosives at the state Capitol and kill lawmakers.

This article critically examines the populist governance style in Tshwane, South Africa, contrasting it with social democratic politics exemplified by Zohran Mamdani in New York. It highlights the ripple effects of global right-wing movements.

A woman has been charged with allegedly planning an attack on the New York State Capitol building, reportedly inspired by ISIS ideology.

Federal authorities have charged a woman in connection with an ISIS-inspired terror plot to detonate an explosive device at the New York State Capitol.

Authorities have revealed that the driver of a speedboat involved in a fatal capsizing incident in New York Harbor was in the United States illegally.

Rare tornadoes have hit the New York City area, causing chaos across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions as severe storms sweep through.

The congressional race in a New York City suburb, where Mike Lawler accuses Cait Conley of avoiding national debates, is highlighted as a potential decider for which party controls the House majority in the upcoming midterms.

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has called for sanctions on leaders of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and urged against high-level meetings with them, ahead of Mohan Bhagwat's visit to New York.

Malaysians have launched a humorous and viral social media campaign, appealing to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to fix potholes in their country. The campaign has sparked a meme fest, highlighting local government inaction and praising Mamdani's responsiveness.

The owner of the New York Mets has commented on the ongoing FBI investigation surrounding Los Angeles Dodgers owner Mark Walter, which has overshadowed the team's performance.

Founded a decade ago by Pelayo Pérez, the Spanish granola brand La Newyorkina, inspired by a bad breakfast in New York, now sells in over 20 countries and has reshaped breakfast habits in Spain.

A report uses a New York Post headline about 'Help is on the way for Lincoln' to illustrate what it describes as the irony, hypocrisy, and strategic failure of Washington's aggressive foreign policy.

Athlete Hassan is reportedly preparing for a return to New York, aiming to apply lessons learned from a challenging previous debut in the city.

K-pop superstar Yeonjun of TXT concluded a whirlwind U.S. promotional trip for his second EP, 'NO LABELS: PART 02', with events in New York and Los Angeles.

The Ocean Race Atlantic 2026 will commence on September 1 in New York, featuring two simultaneous competitions: a transatlantic sailing race to Lorient, France, and a sustainability challenge.

Le Figaro has published its selection of 10 recommended foreign novels for the upcoming literary season, noting a decrease in the total number of titles announced compared to previous years.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is showcasing the earliest discovered written fragment of Homer's epic poem, the Odyssey, dating from 285 to 250 BC, following its recent cinematic success.

A special pre-premiere of the documentary film 'Winter Wolf' about Novak Djokovic was held at MoMA in New York, with a regional promotion also taking place in Lovćen, Montenegro.

Looking for help with today's New York Times Wordle? Here are some expert hints, clues and commentary to help you solve today's Wordle and sharpen your guessing game.

A new action-packed trailer for the upcoming NCIS: New York spinoff features LL Cool J's character, Sam Hanna, investigating a personal case.

Offerpad has announced its decision to transfer its stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to Nasdaq.

The NYPD is investigating multiple reports and videos showing individuals, some wearing headlamps, emerging from manholes in New York City, particularly near Penn Station. The incidents have prompted an official inquiry into the unusual occurrences.

Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani announced his intention to sue former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, taking issue with a claim made during an interview about the Hunter Biden laptop story being tied to an alleged Israeli influence operation.

Aggreko has announced its intention to go public by filing for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange.

Israeli airline Israir has successfully overcome the final regulatory obstacle, paving the way for it to begin flights to New York.

An article analyzes how The New York Times frequently uses the term 'divisive' to characterize elections involving progressive contenders, suggesting it implies a disruption of prior unity by the left.

The Indian consulate in New York has confirmed the death of an Indian national in a shooting incident that occurred in Brooklyn.

Andrius Blaževičius' film 'Divorce During Wartime' premieres in New York.

New York City is implementing a $95 million flood plan to construct underground defenses. This initiative aims to protect the city against the increasing threat of extreme rainfall and its associated flooding.

Nike is hosting a street race in New York City, offering two winners a prize of $4,000, which the company markets as a month's rent, though it may not cover a full month in Manhattan.

A 28-year-old man from Punjab was tragically shot and killed in Brooklyn, New York, while working as a pizza delivery driver, prompting his family to seek answers.

Actress Loukia Papadakis mentally traveled back to her student years in Ikaria during an interview, recalling a very different island where it was easier to reach New York than Ikaria itself.

Fergus Farrell, an Irishman who was told he might never walk again after a devastating accident, has embarked on a coast-to-coast walk across the United States from New York to California.

This article provides general news updates from New York, as reported by the Associated Press.

Guidance is offered to help solve today's New York Times Pips puzzle, assisting players in matching dominoes to tiles.

The restored Ukrainian film 'A Well for the Thirsty' by Yurii Illienko is scheduled to be screened at the 64th New York Film Festival, which will take place from September 25 to October 12.

New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart has urged for the WNBA to remain a safe and inclusive space, as debates surrounding transgender women's participation have led to rallies at Fever games, further highlighting the ongoing discussion.

A significant collection of Japanese woodcuts by Hiroshige, once intended for a broad audience, will be auctioned at Christie's in New York on September 15, with top pieces now fetching millions.

An article breaks down the financial details of a $159,000 salary earned by a resident in Brooklyn, New York, offering insights into personal finance.

Court documents reveal that Jessica Bowie's alleged ISIS radicalization unfolded online before she scouted the New York State Capitol five times and bought bomb-making materials, with FBI informants eventually thwarting her plot.

A New York Times author expressed confusion over the significant attention given to Hungary's Karmelita building, noting that its interior, Orbán Viktor's former workplace, resembles a luxury boutique hotel rather than an extravagant palace.

In 1921, a lighthouse from New Jersey was moved to the banks of the Hudson River. Its significance was later overshadowed by the George Washington Bridge, but a beloved children's book helped preserve it.

A New York grandmother, who had been missing, was found dead near the Las Vegas airport following mysterious Bitcoin-related texts. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio comments on 'woke' culture, suggesting that the crisis of the middle class has been underestimated and that the real challenge lies in the cost of living.

Hints and solutions for the New York Times Connections puzzle for August 21 and August 22, 2026, have been released. These resources aim to assist players in solving the daily word puzzle.

loanDepot has received a deficiency notice from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) concerning its stock price, indicating that it may not meet the minimum trading price requirements.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, despite not speaking Chinese, has garnered attention for a series of videos in which he speaks Mandarin, Spanish, and Bengali proficiently.

The Jonas Brothers premiered their new single, 'Listen When Sad,' during their Burning Up Tour: All Over Again concert at New York City's Madison Square Garden, with details emerging about its official release.

New York City has unseated the San Francisco Bay Area as the leading market for tech talent, according to a new annual survey. This marks the first time New York has claimed the top spot in this ranking.

Tornadoes touched down on Long Island, New York, and in Delaware's capital, unleashing heavy rains that caused floods and required first responders to rescue stranded people in the US north-east.

A Norwegian couple's plans to fly from Bodø to New York for their wedding on Monday are at risk due to an ongoing airline strike, potentially jeopardizing their special day.

A Slovak legal expert criticizes the country's approach to legislation on cooperating persons, warning that combining disparate elements from Italian, Czech, and New York State laws will create a dysfunctional legal framework.

The New Yorker's David Remnick offers commentary on Prime Minister Netanyahu, Mahmood Mamdani, and Israel's perceived 'failure to face' issues in Gaza.

Andrius Blaževičius' film 'Divorce During War,' a contender for an Oscar nomination, is beginning its journey in US cinemas this weekend. The love drama was presented on screens in New York's Times Square before its premiere.

The New York Times features six locations across U.S. state and national parks ideal for wild swimming, offering escape and exhilaration to beat the summer heat.

Bosnian singer-songwriter Neyra, currently based in New York, has released her new single titled 'Almost the One'.

A list of expensive New York homes has ignited controversy as Mamdani implements a new tax on second homes, prompting varied reactions from residents.

Prosecutors claim the driver of a speedboat that capsized near the Statue of Liberty in New York City earlier this month had too many people on board and failed to adhere to basic safety measures.

US authorities have charged a woman with a Daesh-inspired plot to blow up the New York State Capitol building.

This article provides a roundup of stories being followed today, including 'Captain Canada goes silent' and 'New York Times celebrates debauchery'.

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested the captain involved in a deadly capsize incident in New York Harbor.

A New York Times report has uncovered significant supply strains and prolonged carrier deployments within the US Navy, particularly in the context of operations related to the Iran war.

Columnist John Robson criticizes The New York Times for what he perceives as a 'shameless celebration of debauchery,' citing both advertisements and feature stories that he believes give glowing approval to grotesque and excessive consumption.

Following socialist victories in New York, Michigan, and Minnesota, an article suggests that a modern civic and economic education is crucial to precede partisan debates on capitalism and counter socialism.

The New York Times has released new puzzles for its popular games, including Strands and Connections, for Thursday, August 20. Additionally, new Quordle hints and answers are available for the same date.

Actor Adrien Brody revealed he lived in near-total isolation for almost five months in a New York hotel room as part of extreme preparation for a theatrical debut.

This article provides the solution and hints for the New York Times Connections puzzle dated August 19, 2026, noting the puzzle's tricky themes.

A New York grandmother has vanished after leaving a friend's apartment in Las Vegas, with her family subsequently receiving mysterious texts from her phone demanding Bitcoin and gas money.

The New York Comedy Festival has announced the addition of more than 100 new shows to its 2026 lineup. This expansion significantly broadens the festival's offerings for comedy fans.

An individual shares their experience of moving back to Australia after living in New York City for five years, finding the return more difficult than the initial departure.

21-year-old YouTuber Eden Masliah purchased a $740,000 two-bedroom apartment in New York City, combining her savings from content creation with an inheritance, though she expressed mixed feelings about the achievement.

Heart Aerospace's X1 battery-electric demonstrator aircraft successfully completed its inaugural 27-minute flight at Plattsburgh International Airport in New York. The aircraft, weighing over 25,000 pounds, reached an altitude of 1,100 feet.

This coverage provides hints, spangram, and answers for the New York Times Strands puzzle, along with explanations for the NYT Connections answers, all for Wednesday, August 19.

A guide provides assistance for solving the New York Times Pips puzzles for Wednesday, August 19, offering strategies to match dominoes to tiles.

The Los Angeles-based Television Academy and the New York-located National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences are exploring a reunion, a move described as welcome but complex.

A publisher has suspended sales of a journalist's book after a plagiarism review, following New York Magazine's update of 67 of his columns for lacking proper attribution.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reportedly issued subpoenas to several Wall Street banks regarding their practices related to 'Situational Awareness,' as reported by The New York Times.

Aggreko Plc, a private equity-backed power equipment rental company, has filed for an initial public offering in the US, revealing increased revenue and profitability.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a giveaway of 2,000 free Broadway tickets to high school students, notably recording video messages in Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish, and Bengali.

New York has surpassed San Francisco in tech talent growth, adding over 30,000 tech workers in three years, driven by a surge in AI hiring.

A mysterious incident in New York City has authorities investigating after videos showed people repeatedly emerging from a manhole in Manhattan. The unusual occurrences have sparked public curiosity and concern.

AB InBev is making an investment in Cutwater production facilities located in New York.

Chipotle is running a promotion offering buy-one-get-one-free deals every time tennis player Taylor Fritz wins a match in New York.

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq are proposing to extend trading hours to 23 hours a day. This potential change could significantly impact market participants and trading strategies.

Actress Loukia Papadakis reminisced about her student summers in Ikaria, describing the relaxed pace and deserted beaches of a bygone era, noting the island was once harder to reach than New York.

A guide offering assistance and solutions for today's New York Times Pips puzzle, helping players match dominoes to tiles.

Hungary's Minister of Health, Zsolt Hegedűs, has garnered international attention, including an accolade from the New York Times, for his distinctive election victory dance.

A new report indicates a rise in antisemitic incidents and anti-Israel hostility within New York City public schools. It claims that school administrations often failed to act effectively, allowing hostile conditions to persist.

The New York Liberty basketball team displayed a positive message for its transgender fans on the Barclays Center jumbotron during a game against the Fever, amidst ongoing public discourse.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch addressed a New York City synagogue a week after an antisemitic attack, expressing solidarity and noting the NYPD's global tracking of attacks targeting Jewish victims since October 7, 2023.

New apartments in Queens, New York City, have increased in size over the past decade, bucking the trend of shrinking apartment sizes seen in Brooklyn and Manhattan.

A sunflower festival has taken place in New York, celebrating the vibrant flowers.

Opposing groups involved in the WNBA's trans athlete debate gathered to protest outside a Fever vs. Liberty game in Brooklyn, New York City, marking the latest in a series of demonstrations.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul advised NYC Mayor Mamdani to prioritize New York issues over Israel, amidst a political rift, while also reaffirming her commitment to the safety of Jewish New Yorkers.

A 14-year-old student from New York developed an AI model, MentalBERT, that achieved 82% accuracy in detecting stress from Reddit posts, surpassing ChatGPT-4o's 74% accuracy.

A study in August 2021 found a 17-degree temperature difference in New York City on the same day, with areas rich in trees like Central Park being significantly cooler than treeless areas. This highlights the impact of urban greenery on local climate.

An extraordinary 19.5-acre mirrored home in Pound Ridge, New York, designed by KieranTimberlake, is listed for $15 million, blending seamlessly with its forest surroundings.

Josep Maria Miró's play 'El cos més bonic que s'haurà trobat mai en aquest lloc' is set to be adapted and performed in English by Rachel Crowl in an Off-Broadway theater in New York in October.

Police in Watertown, New York, responded to calls about horses on the loose but instead discovered zebras among the escaped animals.

Following a 1962 storm, Robert Moses proposed a highway on Fire Island, New York, but faced strong opposition from local residents and property owners concerned about the environment.

To promote the upcoming film 'The Dog Stars,' a special episode of 'Coffee Chats To Go' features New Yorkers and their dogs offering their unique apocalypse survival tips.

Marque Brands, the New York-based suitor for Canadian retailer Roots, has outlined its global expansion strategy, targeting new markets including Korea, India, and Mexico.

Cleanup efforts are underway in the Northeastern U.S. after storms, including tornadoes in Delaware and Long Island, New York, caused damage.

CorePower Yoga has announced the opening of its new flagship studio located in Downtown Brooklyn, expanding its presence in the New York City area.

Two tornadoes have touched down in New York, with additional tornadoes also reported in Delaware. The severe weather events caused disruption in both states.

A pug with a protruding tongue has been named the World's Ugliest Dog, winning $5,000, a trophy, and a trip to New York.

Slovak comedian Diana, who has performed in Sydney, New York, and Belgium, states she would only leave Slovakia if telling jokes were prohibited, believing Slovak stand-up is on par with American.

An economic analysis explores the possibility of the global economy heading towards stagflation, drawing parallels to the 1970s era when New York City faced severe financial challenges.

Planning documents reveal that a proposed 'hyperscale' datacenter in north Ockendon, London, would generate over 1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide annually, equivalent to 27,000 flights to New York, raising concerns about its compatibility with UK net-zero targets.

Andrius Blaževičius' Oscar-nominated film 'Divorce During War' is beginning its journey in US cinemas this weekend, with a special presentation on the screens of Times Square in New York ahead of its premiere.

US authorities have filed terrorism-related charges against a woman suspected of supporting ISIS, who allegedly confessed to an FBI informant her intention to destroy the New York State government building.

The New York Times has been ordered to compensate athlete Kai Spears after the newspaper falsely linked him to a shooting incident. Spears sued the Times in 2023 following a report that cited an investigation source indicating he was a passenger in a car connected to the crime.

London's long-standing dominance as a global city is facing challenges from competitors like New York and Dubai, though its strong position makes significant impact unlikely.

Tornado warnings were issued for parts of Ocean City, Maryland, and areas of New York including Queens and Long Island, as severe weather brought confirmed twisters and flooding to the regions.

According to a New York Times report, two employees of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance have been detained in the United Arab Emirates in recent weeks.

The operator of a boat that capsized in New York Harbor on August 8, resulting in the deaths of a 27-year-old woman and her five-month-old daughter, was reportedly conducting tourist excursions without the required license.

Bill Dudley, a former New York Fed President and Bloomberg Opinion columnist, has warned that he believes the U.S. equity market is currently in bubble territory.

Maria-Olympia shared a new video on her Instagram, taking viewers behind the scenes of a bustling bakery in the heart of New York City, where she appears in the role of a baker.

A woman has been charged by US authorities in connection with an ISIS-inspired terror plot to detonate an explosive device at the New York State Capitol building.

A New York couple faced an unexpected fine in Venice after running shirtless through the city streets, unaware of local regulations prohibiting such attire in public areas.

A proposed New York City Pied-à-Terre Tax has sparked warnings from real estate experts, who note a growing split in the housing market between luxury buyers and deteriorating affordability for others.

Unemployment, reduced public salaries and strained healthcare are worsening the West Bank’s economic crisis amid Israeli restrictions, The New York Times reported.

Members of Gen Z are engaging in an 'anti-tech rebellion,' with groups like New York City's Luddite Club advocating for reduced screen time, making eye contact, and fostering in-person connections.

Humpback whales are increasingly sighted in New York's waterways, delighting cruise passengers, but face growing threats from boat traffic in the busy shipping lanes.

Columnist Ross Barkan has announced he will take time away for 'self-reflection' after New York Magazine severed ties with him over 67 columns lacking proper attribution, following his apology for the plagiarism scandal.

New York Liberty's Satou Sabally will not play for the German national team in the upcoming FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin as she continues to recover from a concussion sustained in June.

An otter has been spotted in the Bronx River for the first time in over 100 years, captured in an image in early June. This sighting signals the waterway's recovery and improved environmental health.

Developers have obtained a $75 million loan to finance the redevelopment of a shopping center located in Queens, New York.

The fields for the New York City Marathon, the final major marathon of 2026, have been announced, featuring U.S. stars with Olympic Trials in mind. The race is set to take place on November 1.

New York Times reporters covering the Iran War, diplomacy, energy, and the broader Middle East are inviting readers to submit questions as the conflict approaches its six-month anniversary.

In 2024, Lotta Hintsa stated in a New York Times interview that famous mountaineer Nirmal Purja had sexually harassed her, an accusation that led to a backlash following his death.

The 'Turn the Volume Up!' exhibition at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University showcases the activism of everyday people who have confronted injustice, featuring figures like New York mayor Zohran Mamdani.

A fragment of the ancient Greek epic poem, the Odyssey, is currently on display in New York. The exhibition follows the success of a related film.

New York real estate moguls have launched a $3.4-billion takeover bid for Toronto-based H&R REIT. If approved, the deal would make the acquiring company the second-largest residential REIT in the domestic market.

A Democratic Socialist lawmaker from New York is facing criticism after stating that theft driven by 'biological need' should not be considered a crime.