Famed ‘Charging Bull’ sculptor Arturo Di Modica dead at 80
Arturo Di Modica — the sculptor of the famed “Charging Bull” statue in Wall Street — died in his home in Italy Friday. He was 80.
Some Texans’ electricity bills skyrocket as high as $17,000 during winter storm
After a deadly winter storm left millions in Texas without power this week — along with shortages of food and clean water — some Texans are now seeing exorbitant electricity bills.
Trump freeze-out: De Blasio puts former president’s NYC rink contracts on ice
The Trump Organization says its last day of operating Central Park’s ice rinks will be Sunday.
LIVE UPDATES: Texas food, water shortages persist as weather improves, power restored
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LIVE UPDATES: White House says no plans to invite Russia into G-7
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Larry King’s widow Shawn King files to be TV icon’s estate administrator: report
Broadcast icon Larry King’s estranged widow Shawn King has filed a petition requesting to be named administrator of her late husband’s estate.
Kacey Musgraves joins celeb pile-on against Ted Cruz, hawks T-shirts to raise storm-relief cash
“Slow Burn” singer Kacey Musgraves trolled traveling U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz with T-shirts reading: “Cruzin’ for a bruzin’.”
Blackwater founder Erik Prince accused of Libya weapons ban violations in UN report
A United Nations report accuses Blackwater founder Erik Prince of assisting in violations of an international arms embargo on Libya, placing the military contractor at risk of U.N.…
New York congressman Zeldin: ‘If we want to save our state, Cuomo’s got to go’
New York Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s political tactics are “to bully” and to “be filled with revenge and spite and backstabbing,” Rep. Lee Zeldin, R-N.Y., told “Hannity” Friday during a discussion…
Ingraham: Biden and his ‘control freaks’ want to keep Americans ‘under their thumbs for as long as possible’
President Biden and his administration seem intent on keeping Americans “under their thumbs for as long as possible,” Laura Ingraham warned Friday.