At the recent 10,000 Aldeas Competition by AWS, developers turned unique AI app ideas into production-ready solutions for the ...

PATERSON — The city zoning board on June 11 rejected a developer’s plan to demolish a 19th-century church and replace it with a four-story building containing 36 apartments, along with 67 parking ...

PATERSON — The city zoning board on June 11 rejected a developer's plan to demolish a 19th-century church and replace it with a four-story building containing 36 apartments, along with 67 parking ...

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FBI Director Kash Patel announced Wednesday that Said Abdullahi Ereg, a former Minneapolis grocery and deli owner, had surrendered to federal authorities, marking the first person on the FBI’s new ...

Federal authorities arrested a Minneapolis grocer who recently landed on the FBI’s Most Wanted Fraudsters list for allegations that he bilked a federally funded meals program. The U.S. Attorney’s ...

A South Florida woman wanted for her alleged role in a $34 million COVID-19 relief funds fraud scheme has made the FBI's new "Most Wanted Fraudsters" list, authorities said. There is a reward of up to ...

A multimillion-dollar Medicaid fraud scheme intended to provide mental health services to children instead helped fund a fleet of luxury vehicles, federal authorities said Thursday, as the Justice ...

Meta Platforms META-4.90%decrease; down pointing triangle has delayed plans to release its newest artificial intelligence model to developers multiple times and as of Tuesday didn’t have a planned ...

What can be said about Need for Speed: Most Wanted? For many, it’s still the gold standard of open-world, arcade racing games, more than 20 years on since its release. Blazing through the amber-tinted ...

How can people possibly afford to live in one of the most expensive cities on the planet? It’s a question New Yorkers hear a lot, often delivered with a mix of awe, pity and confusion. We surveyed ...