The killer whale died early Friday in Orlando, Fla, SeaWorld said in a statement. While his cause of death has not yet been determined, he faced some "very serious health issues" as an older animal, officials said.
Mayor de Blasio said Thursday: "We are not going to sacrifice a half million people who live amongst us, who are part of our community... We’re not going to tear families apart. So we will do everything we’ve got to do to resist that."
A patient passing gas during surgery ended up being burned after the laser ignited the fart, resulting in a fiery explosion, a report released Friday by the Tokyo Medical University Hospital said.
Using the handle StanGibson18, the up until now beloved Bone said in a post on the discussion website from four months ago that the 2012 shooting death of Trayvon Martin “was justified.”
Facebook created a banner featuring the Philippines flag this weekend to help users celebrate the country's Independence Day. However, it accidentally inverted the color scheme.
Most MLB teams only have modest nets covering seats behind the plate, and that's already caused injury. Only the Rangers, Twins, Nationals and Royals decided to be more pro-active by adding dugout-to-dugout netting.
On New Year's Eve the Times Square Ball Twitter account tweeted a slew of questionable tweets that included the hashtag "#BallLivesMatter." People were upset.
The federal Denying Firearms and Explosives to Dangerous Terrorists Act, even in the wake of last week’s terrorist killing of 129 people in Paris, remains a long shot due to its rabid pro-gun opponents.
“What rap did that was impressive was to show there are so many tone-deaf people out there,” Keith Richards says. “All they need is a drum beat and somebody yelling over it and they’re happy. There’s an enormous market for people who can’t tell one note from another.”
"He’s a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren't captured,” Trump said dismissively of McCain, who spent more than five years being tortured as prisoner of war in Vietnam and suffered permanent injuries as a result.
The NYPD’s largest police union is calling for a boycott of the 38-year-old "A Bronx Tale" actor’s new film "Back in the Day," his first since he was sprung from prison for participating in a 2005 burglary where off-duty Police Officer Daniel Enchautegui was shot and killed.
Anthony Mason, a bruising power forward who personified the gritty Knicks of the mid-'90s, died early Saturday morning, a source confirmed to the Daily News. He was 48. He had suffered a massive heart attack earlier in the month.
Rep. Michael Grimm has decided to resign from Congress in the wake of his guilty plea on a felony tax evasion charge, sources told the Daily News Monday night.
The Staten Island Republican was charged in a 20-count indictment with hiding more than $1 million in income and wages at a Manhattan restaurant he co-owned.
George Steinbrenner's Yankee Silver Shield Foundation has, for 32 years, provided for the education of the children of New York City cops, firefighters and Port Authority employees who were killed in the line.