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Former Baltimore Ravens and current New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh's historic stone mansion in Owings Mills, Maryland sold for $6 million
John Harbaugh has sold his historic stone mansion in Owings Mills, Maryland for $6 million. The former Baltimore Ravens head coach purchased the property for $3 million in November 2013 and listed it for $6.9 million in May 2026. The estate was built in 1905. It has more than 9,100 square feet of living space, six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and wooded grounds.
NYC early voting starts today: Key races that could shape house control
Early voting NYC: NYC early voting begins October 24 and runs through November 1, ahead of Election Day on November 3. Here are the key New York races to watch, including the contests for governor, attorney general and the U.S. House.
In 2019, New York deployed 4.5 million pounds of retired Mill Basin Drawbridge materials at Hempstead Reef off Long Island’s South Shore, adding to the artificial reef
The Mill Basin Drawbridge has been intentionally submerged at Hempstead Reef to create a habitat for marine life. Research suggests that while artificial reefs can significantly bolster fish populations, their success is contingent upon various factors such as location and species diversity. This project aims not only to support marine ecosystems but also to enhance local economies through improved opportunities for recreational fishing and diving activities.
The top three most valued NBA teams are worth $38 billion combined: Here’s a look at how other teams rank and how much they earn
The valuations of NBA teams have risen dramatically, with an average value exceeding $6 billion. The Golden State Warriors lead with a valuation of $13.5 billion after a 23% increase. Following them are the New York Knicks and the Los Angeles Lakers, valued at $12.6 billion and $12.5 billion respectively. Other teams are also experiencing valuation growth, including the Los Angeles Clippers and Boston Celtics.
India reaffirms commitment to safe, peaceful nuclear technology at UNGA
Sangeeta Kumari Singh Deo reaffirmed India's dedication to safe nuclear practices during her address at the UN. She highlighted the IAEA's significant contributions to member states in developing nuclear capabilities for peaceful use. Several nations expressed gratitude towards India's developmental assistance at the India-UN Development Partnership Fund Event. Ambassadors from various countries acknowledged India's role in promoting South-South cooperation and supporting national priorities.
Uttar Pradesh: Congress seeks over 175 Seats from Samajwadi Party
Congress has approached Samajwadi Party regarding contesting a significant number of seats in Uttar Pradesh. While Congress has proposed 175 to 200 seats, Samajwadi Party considers this demand excessive for the party's strength. Currently, Congress holds only two seats in the UP assembly of 403 members. The leadership of both parties will meet for discussions on seat-sharing arrangements.
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In 1841, Squire Whipple found a cheaper way to build long iron bridges; more than 100 of his designs later crossed America's canals and growing railroad lines
In the early 1800s, Squire Whipple revolutionized bridge engineering with his mathematical approach. His creation, the Whipple truss bridge, ingeniously incorporated cast and wrought iron, making construction both economical and sturdy. Whipple published pivotal calculations that elevated bridge engineering to a refined science. Dishearteningly, he did not receive any financial reward from the State of New York for his innovations, yet his designs continue to inspire countless bridges.
King County’s water taxis faced low fare cost recovery in 2023; two routes connect Vashon Island and West Seattle to downtown Seattle
American passenger-only ferries play a crucial role in alleviating traffic congestion and offering a unique commuting option in urban areas. Despite their popularity, many ferry services, like NYC Ferry, face significant financial hurdles, requiring substantial subsidies to stay afloat. This raises ongoing discussions about the balance between providing essential transport alternatives for the public and the sustainability of municipal funding in the face of high operational expenses.
MSG staff were expecting championship rings, Knicks reportedly sent them a phishing email and a cybersecurity lesson
June 2026 marked a triumphant moment for the New York Knicks as they clinched their first NBA Championship title in 53 years. The championship celebration took place at the iconic Madison Square Garden, where players proudly received their dazzling diamond-encrusted rings. In stark contrast, assistant coaches learned they would not receive any rings, stirring discontent.
New York to end 150-year-old horse-carriage tradition by 2028 after Indian tourist’s death
New York City has voted to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park starting June 1, 2028. This decision follows increased concerns over animal welfare and public safety, particularly after an incident involving an 18-year-old tourist. The legislation known as Romanch's Law aims to protect both tourists and horses from potential harm.
Cipla subsidiary clears USFDA inspection with zero observations
Cipla on Friday said a routine US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) inspection at its wholly owned subsidiary InvaGen Pharmaceuticals' manufacturing facility in Hauppauge, Long Island, New York.
New York City ends 160-year tradition as council votes to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park after Indian tourist's death
The New York City Council voted 40 to 7 to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, which ends a century-old tradition. The new legislation will phase out the carriages by June 1, 2028. The bill aims to support carriage drivers through a workforce transition program with job placement and training. The legislation also prevents horses from being sold to slaughterhouses.
New York state issues alert over potential PHP vulnerabilities
New York has issued a warning related to critical PHP software vulnerabilities that pose significant risks. These vulnerabilities can allow unauthorized remote code execution and access to sensitive data. The state department advises regulated entities to locate and fix these vulnerabilities promptly. This action is necessary to protect their information systems against potential exploitation. Entities must take immediate steps to ensure the security of their operations and data.
Meet Julie Zhu, who built her startup while working at Apple, it later reached nearly six figures in revenue; what was her strategy?
Zhu built Odd One In. It is an artist collectible business. The startup was co-founded by her with a friend in December 2024. Till then, Zhu continued to work her corporate job at Apple. Simultaneously, she went on to work on her startup and build the brand. She used to spend around 13-14 hours a day working across her corporate job at Apple and her startup.
Trump's midterm alarm bells are ringing: Five new polls hold clues
National polling ahead of the US midterm elections indicates a Democratic lead over Republicans in congressional races. Various surveys show that dissatisfaction with the current administration is affecting voter preferences. President Trump is experiencing low approval ratings, particularly regarding his economic management. Economic concerns, particularly rising gas prices, are influencing voter sentiment as the elections approach.
Why is this 29-year-old New York man walking 3,000 miles across the United States?
Chantz Rivera, a 29-year-old man from New York, is currently walking to San Francisco from New York City. He began his journey on May 31, seeking a break from low-wage jobs and looking for a rewarding experience. Walking an average of 20 miles a day, he has faced challenges but remains committed to his difficult goal. Rivera has received support from many people along his journey who have offered help.
Who is Brad Lander? New York Congressional candidate detained by Israeli military while participating in an olive harvest in occupied West Bank
Democratic politician Brad Lander was detained in the occupied West Bank during an olive harvesting event. He was among more than 40 volunteers, including Americans and Israelis, working with Palestinians. Lander said that Israeli authorities claimed their actions disturbed public order while he stressed their peaceful intentions. The incident occurred following a series of attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians and others in the region.
India hits out at UN rapporteur Ben Saul for bias in counter-terror report, affirms Dawood Ibrahim in Pakistan
India expressed serious concern over the UN rapporteur's report, claiming it contained factual inaccuracies regarding Dawood Ibrahim. Indian diplomat Raghoo Puri highlighted that Ibrahim is a wanted criminal residing in Pakistan. Puri noted that the report overlooked key facts, which harms the UN's legitimacy. He criticized the use of human rights frameworks to justify terrorism and reaffirmed India's stance on Jammu and Kashmir.
US Midterm Polls 2026: When is New York heading for early voting? Check key dates and requirements to register as a voter
The midterm elections in the United States are scheduled for November 3, 2026, allowing various voting options, which include in-person and mail-in ballots. Early voting in New York will commence from October 24, 2026, and continue until November 1, 2026. Voter registration in New York requires individuals to be US citizens and at least 18 years old.
"Not negotiating": Trump says "something will happen fairly soon" with Iran, as US mulls fresh strikes
US President Donald Trump indicated that there are no negotiations occurring with Iran at this time. He mentioned that something significant will happen fairly soon, possibly after the midterm elections. Reports suggest that the US and Israel have developed plans for potential military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities and infrastructure. Iran has warned of retaliation, anticipating a new weapon, the 'Father of All Bombs.'
US weighs fresh strikes on Iran; Tehran warns of 'father of all bombs': Reports
The United States and Israel have devised plans for military strikes on Iran following the midterm elections. Iranian officials have also threatened to unveil a new weapon called the 'Father of All Bombs.' US military forces are reportedly being reinforced in anticipation of potential action against Iran. This situation could lead to wider regional conflict if tensions escalate further.
Trump's approval ratings fall to record lows – here's what it means for him and the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections on Nov. 3
Donald Trump's approval ratings have fallen significantly in recent polls ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. According to the New York Times and CNN surveys, a large majority of voters disapprove of Trump's performance. The Democratic Party is projected to gain a substantial lead in congressional voting preferences. Besides, historical trends indicate that the ruling party typically faces losses during midterms.
India urges orderly, time-bound transition for UN mechanism continuing work of tribunals on genocide, war crimes
Acknowledging the work of IRMCT President Judge Graciela Gatti Santana and the progress made during the reporting period, Tewari highlighted the necessity of maintaining principles of due process as the institution approaches the conclusion of its mandate.
Polls in 5 states: Election Commission team in Manipur to review preparedness
The Election Commission has deployed a team of senior officials to Manipur to review preparations for assembly elections expected early next year in five states. Teams have also visited Uttarakhand, with Punjab scheduled for a review on October 28. The commission will conduct further assessments before announcing the election schedule.
Amid feud with media, Trump is reportedly mulling turning the White House press room into an indoor swimming pool
President Donald Trump has suggested converting the White House press briefing room into an indoor swimming pool. The press briefing room was originally a swimming pool built by President Franklin Roosevelt in 1939. Trump's relationship with the media has been strained, and he has previously discussed with his officials removal of reporters from the press room. The proposal has gained traction, especially after he expressed criticism toward certain news outlets.
India reaffirms commitment to inclusive, development-oriented global trade laws at 81st UNGA session
At the 81st session of the UNGA, India demonstrated its commitment to fostering trade through development-focused legal frameworks.
"Consistently paid its UN assessments in full, on time": India urges member states to meet financial obligations
Surendra Adhana of India's UN mission reiterated the importance of full financial contributions from member states. He highlighted India's timely payments while noting concerns over the UN's liquidity and mounting arrears. Unpaid assessments for the regular budget stand at USD 1.46 billion, with significant debts owed by one member state. The situation is further complicated in peacekeeping, with arrears reaching USD 4.1 billion.
'Universal, non-discriminatory and verifiable': India calls for legally binding framework for nuclear disarmament at UN
India called for a universal and verifiable framework for nuclear disarmament at the UN General Assembly. The country emphasized that nuclear weapon decisions should remain under human control amid AI advancements. India reiterated its commitment to a no first use policy and a voluntary moratorium on nuclear testing. Legal assurances against nuclear attacks for non-nuclear states were also advocated by India's representatives.
New York energy rebate checks are rolling out through December. Yours could be worth $100, $150 or $200
New York is mailing millions of energy rebate checks through December 2026, with eligible residents receiving $100, $150 or $200 under the state’s POWER program. Find out who qualifies, the income limits and when the remaining checks are expected to arrive.
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