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A (mostly) one-man show, “The Terms of My Surrender,” will run eight times a week for 12 weeks, starting in July, at the Belasco Theater.
Workers and activists are marking May Day around the world with defiant rallies and marches for better pay and working conditions
The Supreme Court has again rejected a challenge to California's ban on so-called gay conversion therapy
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Tom Harrison, 41, wore a gorilla suit and knuckle-walked the 26-mile course over six days to raise money for endangered gorillas in Africa.
The Philippine leader, who is accused of ordering extrajudicial killings, has said he “cannot make any definite promise” to accept President Trump’s invitation.
Rescuers performed CPR on unresponsive infant whose condition is improving; toddler appears uninjured.
The company, which has ties to Beijing’s political elite, threatened to sue a Chinese magazine that examined its labyrinthine financing in painstaking detail.
May Day marked with defiant rallies for worker rights
Monday: The NYC Ferry launch, the Met Gala, and the PEN America World Voices Festival.
Uber says the ride-hailing company has suspended a driver in Australia while police investigate allegations he told a passenger he led an organization related to the Islamic State movement and planned to blow up Parliament House
Trump faces several tense situations with U.S. allies and rivals abroad.
The number of disillusioned voters who abstain could determine if the far-right candidate, Marine Le Pen, upends expectations in the presidential runoff.
Sebastian Gorka is reportedly leaving his position at the White House.
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