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Vintage technology has powered the innards of the NYC subway system for decades—and sometimes, it surfaces in interesting ways. This one’s for you, OS/2 fans.

Matt Weber's new book "Street Trip: Life in NYC" captures a driver's eye view of the city's raw energy.

Miron Zownir captures the provocative energy and aggressive hedonism of the city in the 80s.

The cafe is more reminiscent of a middle-school classroom than Michele Ferrero’s Monte Carlo hideaway. Where's the sex?

"Right now, the way the laws are enforced is sporadic and unfair and it doesn’t work for anyone."

Behold, mere mortals: Melanie Joaquín, the "Queen of Queens."

The Sun is getting grumpy again after years of relative peace.

After the company's deal collapsed in New York, the next community-upending project might be a tougher sell.

The writing is on the wall, people.

One of the most powerful companies ever just bailed on plans to build a headquarters in NYC. It didn't happen by accident.

This may be a case of US policy in the Middle East coming back to bite it, experts said.

The corporate giant's computer science initiative could help local kids find decent tech jobs. But will it put a dent in inequality?