Stories from New York · United States

The City University of New York strapped smart watches on people to monitor them.

Madonna, Beyoncé, Katy Perry, and French singer Isolde were present at the Met Gala in New York a few days ago. Madonna was noted for her "grandiose" outfit at the event.

All five babies from a recent birth event appear to have been born well, according to a New York radio station.

Emergency construction work is underway on the upper level of the George Washington Bridge, impacting traffic in both directions. Outbound traffic is affected by construction underneath apartments, while inbound traffic has three right lanes closed across the span. Drivers are advised to use the lower level for better traffic flow.

New York City has implemented stronger water testing regulations following seven fatalities in Harlem due to Legionnaires' disease. Building owners are now required to test for Legionella bacteria every 31 days when their cooling towers are active.

The death of a retired special education teacher, identified as Falzone, who held a doctorate degree from Columbia, is being investigated as a homicide. New York City Mayor Mamdani has reacted to the incident, offering sympathies to the family and directing NYC Health.

A discussion on WNBA leadership focused on a leader, potentially named Lakem, and her responsibility to establish relationships. The conversation explored what another leader would need to do if the current leader moves on before the next Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).

The United States is demanding a trial against 'the Sinaloans' in a New York court. The Mexican president is reportedly demanding proof in response to these demands.

NBA player Jaden Ivey publicly vocalized his objection to the NBA having a Pride Month. He stated that he believes he is being asked to advance a violation of his own faith.

The market is currently marking its longest win streak since 2024. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged behind other indices, but still showed positive performance.