Stories from New York · United States

Ramp has raised $750 million in a funding round that values the company at $44 billion. The corporate spend management platform announced the new valuation.

The New York Knicks are generating revenue during their NBA playoff run. The NBA is investigating two courtside fans for allegedly directing vulgar and profane remarks towards Knicks star Jalen Brunson during Game 1 of the Finals.

A new Debug request targets the Culex quinquefasciatus variety of mosquito, which can carry West Nile virus and St. Louis encephalitis.

An anecdote recounts the famed opera singer Fedor Chaliapin's experience with US customs upon arriving for a performance.

Quarterback Russell Wilson confirmed Wednesday in a video posted to social media that he is retiring from the NFL. Wilson is a ten-time Pro Bowl selection.

An AI-generated film that dramatizes the killings of protesters in Iran has won an award at the Tribeca Festival in New York. The film, created by director Ash Kusha, was reportedly made for around two thousand dollars and did not use any real actors. The film raises questions about authenticity and the extent to which AI can be trusted in the film industry. The win has sparked discussions about the role of artificial intelligence in art and creativity. Questions are being raised about the definition of art and authorship.

A lawsuit has been filed alleging medical malpractice due to a missed diagnosis and delayed treatment. The case involves claims of medication errors or unnecessary surgery. Emergency services responded to the incident.

X AI staffers hold stock worth at least nine million dollars, according to disclosures. Employees at X AI have stock holdings valued in the millions. Employees at X's artificial intelligence division hold stock options collectively valued in the millions. The exact value of the stock holdings varies per employee. Several staffers at X AI have seen their stock holdings become worth millions of dollars.

The New York Knicks have won the championship, leading to widespread celebrations in the city's streets and on social media. They secured a 105-95 victory in game two, advancing with a 3-1 record.

Former President Trump remains in favor of a $1.8 billion payout fund. The New York Times reported on the former president's continued support for the fund. The source mentions Republicans joining Democrats to push a vote through.