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One of the most powerful corporations ever is acting like it has a lot to lose. Maybe because it does.

"I am four feet away from him, and I yell: ‘Get your dick out!’ He looks at me and makes direct eye contact and says, ‘What?’ And I say: ‘Get your fucking dick out.’"

Higher rent. More tech bros. And a massive monopoly beloved by the people who run things getting a ton of tax breaks. Can it be stopped?

The bikes are technically illegal, yet that hasn’t stopped thousands of New Yorkers from using them.

It traveled 3,000 miles and formed a visible haze in parts of New Jersey and New York.

A new policy of lenience in America's largest city is being enforced in strange ways.

While Yorna works on her tan, some unexpected company flies in.

When the L Train goes offline, Long Island City will have to make room for hordes of rerouted passengers. Can the city handle a corporate giant too?

With full Democratic control of the statehouse for the first time since 2010, New York lawmakers are now confronted with a huge undertaking: fixing New York City’s subway system.

It all starts on April 27, 2019.

They held up signs at the entrance to the venue and asked people to walk out.

The photographer Victor Llorente went to Union Square's "Haunted Subway" and captured the terror of an already terrifying mode of transportation.