MGM Empire City in Yonkers has withdrawn its application for one of three state gaming licenses up for grabs in the downstate region, saying the economic conditions have changed. In a letter to the ...

Rome’s rise was no accident. With disciplined legions, strategic roads, and clever alliances, the empire expanded at ...

A new exhibition in Hungary brings ancient residents of the Roman frontier city of Aquincum to life with detailed facial ...

A chemical process called carbonation, which helps seal cracks, could help explain why many ancient Roman structures are ...

Known as a “genius,” the protective spirit or deity was believed to bring good fortune and prosperity to a particular person, ...

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The Empire State Building transformed into Taylor Swift’s traditional “something blue” to celebrate her marriage to Travis Kelce. The iconic New York City skyscraper tower hinted in advance at a ...

A couple climbed the Empire State Building on Wednesday, July 1, and got engaged. They were, however, arrested and taken into custody after their daredevil act. The Empire State Building is one of the ...

Roman Anthony is tired of watching games from the bench and not being on the field as he recovers from a finger injury. “It’s been a long, long slow process,” the Red Sox outfielder told WEEI’s Rob ...

Roman history began in 753 B.C.E., when Romulus killed his twin brother and founded the city that would eventually rule the Mediterranean. That power would be built on slavery. No modern depiction of ...

PORTLAND, Maine — The smell of sizzling beef and fresh Greek food filled the air as crowds lined up outside the Portland Greek Festival, eager to enjoy one of the city's favorite summer traditions.

It's one of the Supreme Court's most palpable fears: Somewhere, somehow, a government official might one day be held personally accountable in some way for their official conduct—or, more accurately, ...