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New York Magazine said it updated 67 of Ross Barkan's columns that did not include proper attribution. His Penguin Random House book on Mayor Zohran Mamdani was set for the fall.

The lawsuit dials up a battle that has involved Jimmy Kimmel, "The View" and diversity policies.

In a new survey, 45 percent of adults said they participated in at least one form of gambling in the past year, down from 64 percent in 2016.

Analysis of 23,000 conversations people had with chatbots found that about half were not about work.

Faster borrowing -- driven in part by lost revenue from invalidated tariffs -- means the next debt-limit fight is also likely to arrive ahead of schedule.

The president shushed CNN's Kristen Holmes in the Oval Office, and later an official White House account said her children would be "embarrassed" by her.

Modern vehicles don't need to be moving -- or even turned on -- to catch fire. That's fueling lots of safety recalls and tough choices.

The tariffs are the latest exchange in a dispute that has disrupted the once harmonious -- and nearly tariff-free -- relationship over the past year.

The journalists traveling with the president had no idea he had secretly switched planes due to a perceived threat from Iran. Now, some say the operation has left them feeling deceived and questioning whether the White House considered their safety.