Stories from New York · United States

Two weeks of below-freezing temperatures have been followed by a increase in tick bites. The number of recorded tick bites is three times the number recorded in March.

An appeals court has declined to rehear Donald Trump's challenge to the $83 million E. Jean Carroll verdict. The verdict was issued in a defamation case.

The growth of women's running in Central Park has been since 1972. Women's participation increased as they saw other women participating. Regular races contributed to this growth.

A graywater system was developed to reuse water and reduce overall consumption. The system was initially built with limited information but successfully redirected water from inside to outside. This initiative is considered a graywater reuse effort.

Community Week NYC has launched with a schedule of over 100 events throughout May. The initiative aims to help New Yorkers connect with others and pursue their interests. Events include pizza crawls, houseplant education clubs, and karaoke. The initiative aims to bring together various community groups and activities across the city. The initiative aims to engage residents and foster community spirit.

A greywater reuse system, established two years ago, captures impurities including bacteria, parasite eggs, and viruses.

A secret meeting was held in New York City where information was shared about crash retrievals and the recovery of aliens. The president was briefed on these events and was told that one alien race is attempting crossbreeding with the human race.

Pete Alonso joked about New York City traffic and hit a home run during his return to NYC playing for the Orioles against the Yankees. The event occurred in New York. Pete Alonso hit a pitch out to deep right field for a home run into the second deck during his first trip back with the Mets.

Hasbro CEO Chris Cox described the toy market as having two distinct segments, with collector and adult-oriented businesses showing resilience. Revenue from Magic: The Gathering more than doubled in the fourth quarter. The company noted that much of its Magic: The Gathering product sold in the U.S. is printed domestically to avoid tariff exposure. Digital games are also produced and published within the United States.

Artist Ruth Martin tattooed in the 1970s New York underground scene when it was still forbidden. She acted in a strongly feminist manner, helping women who had emancipated themselves to assert themselves differently through tattoos.