Two corrupt town workers in posh East Hampton accepted thousands of dollars in cash bribes from contractors in exchange for near-instant under-the-table building permits, according to prosecutors.

Instagram influencers asking their followers to shop by going to their link in bio could soon go the way of the MySpace top eight and the old Twitter as Meta will soon give some creators the ability ...

Indian animation giant Toonz Media Group has launched MyToonz, a dedicated FAST channel now live on LG Electronics smart TVs in India, with ambitions to take the service worldwide over the coming ...

The Eurofighter EF2000 Typhoon puts on the kind of display that feels more like a warning than an airshow routine. With hard turns, raw acceleration, and savage low passes, the jet tears across the ...

The Hercules C-130J goes from heavy hauler to absolute beast in seconds, surging skyward right after releasing its ordnance. What starts as a controlled run suddenly turns into a steep, aggressive ...

A California company has recalled more than 3.1 million bottles of lubricating eye drops because it had not properly tested—and thus could not prove—whether the products were sterile. These products ...

Japan kicks off its earnings season with the owners of Uniqlo and 7-Eleven stores. Earnings from the retail giants are expected to be a mixed bag, with uncertainty hovering over their outlook amid the ...

The cost of insuring Asian investment-grade debt against default fell the most in 11 months amid signs the Middle-East conflict may be nearing an end. Credit-default swaps on such debt dropped by at ...

Firefighters on Saturday battled a pair of wildfires that forced evacuations in Southern California a day earlier as windy conditions threatened to further stoke the flames. In Riverside County, the ...

Designer brand Blvck Paris has released a limited-time Harry Potter merchandise collection. The collaboration features minimalistic, all-black designs on items like hoodies, cardigans, and sweaters. A ...

MOSCOW, April 3 (Reuters) - Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's powerful Security Council, said on ‌Friday that Moscow should drop its "tolerant attitude" towards Ukraine's possible EU ...