A staggering 84% of dead birds of prey found in New York City had detectable anticoagulant rat poison in their systems.

An installation by comedians Harris Alterman and Dave Ross accurately parodied the cheeky dystopia on display underground.

And they didn't even have to steal them.

Environmental review documents published by the Department of Sanitation revealed the plans.

The low-budget hit “Obsession” is leaving boyfriends rattled as girlfriends bond over their similarities to the terrifying villain.

Team Flamingo is facing off against the ‘forces of Big Mockingbird’ in a political flap that’s consuming the state.

NYC Transit President Demetrius Crichlow said the "legendary" night shows how important 24/7 subway service is to the city.

Olivia Rodrigo performing in concert. Photo by Raph_PH/Wikimedia Commons By Gus Saltonstall Zingone Brothers has been on the Upper West

Ramos has starred onstage in the musical "Hamilton," on screen in movies like "In the Heights.

Hidden in the remote highlands of Mount Kapalatmada in Buru, Indonesia, the Blue-fronted Lorikeet has reemerged after going missing for more than a decade. Only documented once in the past hundred yea...

The American investor and son-in-law of Donald Trump has sparked a major backlash in Tirana thanks to his proposed mega building project.

A New York City Bird Alliance study predicts that black-crowned night herons may disappear from New York City Harbor by 2037.

Sadik-Khan was a key architect of the city’s bike lane network and current streetscape.

When did everyone start fujoing out?

Tanner’s appointment comes amid continued turmoil for public media stations across the country.

On a recent Wednesday afternoon, dozens of declarers and dummies paired up to play cards and sip coffee at Honors in Midtown East.

Scientists undertook the first comprehensive assessment of how often snakes eat their own, uncovering reports of the behavior in more than 200 species

In March of 1955, Montgomery resident Claudette Colvin became the first person arrested for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white person -- nine months before Rosa Parks. But her role in desegre...

Mamdani said he chose the venue because it represents a bygone era of civic ambition he aims to revive.

Caleb Gutwillig, the scheduling director for Gale Brewer, in the Upper West Side district office. Photo by Gus Saltonstall. By

An AI agent ran a snack operation in the WSJ newsroom. It gave away a free PlayStation, ordered a live fish—and taught us lessons about the future of AI.

Matthew Rhys is in talks with the streamer over the adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book.

The 15-ton neon landmark will be relocated to St. Louis headquarters after serving as a beloved beacon for motorists and air travelers for decades.

Many WSJ readers are thinking about passing down wealth to the next generation. Here are the pitfalls they have faced along the way.

On November 27, 1910, one of New York City's original architectural jewels opened its doors to train passengers -- and it was beautiful.

Rome has opened two subway stations. One is deep beneath the Colosseum that mixes the modernity of high-tech transport with artifacts from an ancient era.

Problems at the "functionally obsolete" transportation hub begin as soon as you walk in.

The New York Times has sued the Pentagon for restricting access to journalists. On this week’s On the Media, meet the new cast of right wing influencers and conspiracy theorists repla...

The purple light from a disco ball in a window on West 86th Street between West End and Riverside. Photos

Seeking a ‘self-contained, low-maintenance house,’ a couple headed west for a new chapter in the California sun. Here’s what they found.

ALT: a blue and yellow parrot is standing next to a stuffed animal in a santa hat .

ALT: a bridge over a body of water at night with the word sugar written below it

A new analysis of billions of amateur bird sightings reveals the dependence of North America’s songbirds on a handful of Central American forests.