Pitch perfect? Not quite. Brooklyn’s new pro-soccer league is postponing its first home match after finding “deficiencies” in the turf. While installing the turf at Maimonides Park, the league and the Brooklyn... Read more »
Both the men’s and women’s top seeds at the 2024 US Open, Italy’s Jannik Sinner and Poland’s Iga Swiatek, made light work of their second-round matchups on Thursday afternoon in Queens to... Read more »
New York Red Bulls star midfielder Emil Forsberg is still some ways away from returning to the field after suffering a foot injury back in early June with the Swedish national team. ... Read more »
Hotels in a dozen cities could see picket lines as housekeepers and other workers fight for higher wages and lower workloads. Read more »
City Parks Foundation, a non-profit offering free youth programs in public parks throughout the five boroughs, honored three-time grand slam winner Lindsay Davenport at its Annual Tennis Benefit at the Billie Jean... Read more »
True to form, the Mets’ biggest question mark heading into 2024, the bullpen, has been their largest disappointment and it is Edwin Diaz — the arm that was considered to be the... Read more »
Malik Nabers has been given the green light to bring No. 1 out of retirement and back onto the field by the family of Ray Flaherty. The New York Giants’ star rookie... Read more »
Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe recorded comfortable victories on Day 3 of the US Open to set up a mouthwatering third-round match-up on Friday. Shelton needed just two hours and eight minutes... Read more »
Novak Djokovic’s bid to retain the US Open remains on course after his opponent Laslo Djere retired due to injury early in the third set during their second-round match on Arthur Ashe... Read more »
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party is set to elect a new leader in September and, by extension, the country’s next prime minister. With almost a dozen candidates set to enter the... Read more »