A 10,000-agent AI system claims to have solved a $1 million Navier-Stokes problem, but NYU's Tristan Buckmaster says his own unpublished work may have leaked to OpenAI first.

Over 8,600 runners hit Manhattan streets, including 15 Olympians and a Broadway Mile benefiting Broadway Cares.

Acadia now owns a growing collection of Greene Street properties as SoHo retail vacancy hits a record-low 8 percent.

A new film compiled from 14.7 million images retraces One World Trade Center's construction, marking 25 years since 9/11.

Sarah Paulson and Martin Freeman join the cast as Small Mouth Sounds lands at the 1,058-seat Ethel Barrymore Theatre next spring.

No injuries reported after an excavator fell through a temporary floor at 245 Duffield Street, the same site where falling glass hurt two people in June.

The bullet struck the Hering Avenue victim in the ribs; police say she is expected to survive.

The three-day festival opens next week at the World Trade Center, with CEO Nick Thompson previewing more than 40 sessions on AI, film and politics.

Bystanders first thought the officer was robbing the car — until he started CPR on a busy Sunset Park commercial strip.

Redcode Inc. allegedly issued bogus OSHA cards from offices in Brooklyn and Queens, and every card it issued is now void.

Every guest gets a free plush flower at the Midtown pop-up, plus $5 extras and site-wide restaurant tie-ins.

Tuesday-night yoga comes to Morningside Heights with $10 sessions under Luke Jerram's giant rotating globe, Gaia.

A national trade group and two Bronx and Harlem supermarkets say Mamdani's rent-free city grocery plan is illegal antitrust favoritism.