Friday evening the state Assembly wrapped up its 2026 legislative session, a day after the state Senate. In many ways the legislative session was a typical one: The budget was late (the latest since 2010); lawmakers held campaign fundraising events in the Capital District; and hundreds of bills were approved at the end of session in a flurry of activity in both houses.

Since founding the Philadelphia-based BalletX, Christine Cox has built the company around artistic creation.

"Toy Story 5" opens June 19th. It's one of the most highly anticipated films of 2026, for movie fans and movie theaters. But it's also one of the most risky. How do you dare continue a franchise that is often considered pretty close to perfect? Wait — why does feel like deja vu?

I’ve used AI for practical matters - buying a dishwasher, planning a trip - but late one night I dipped into a different dimension: Chat, the therapist. I’d been worrying about a text message I sent that landed all wrong. I had no one to obsess with, so I asked AI for support.

The Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment prohibits states from official discrimination on the ground of race, or the exercise of rights protected by the Bill of Rights, including rights of speech and press.

It was a small miracle that my husband and I made it to a recent screening of “The Sheep Detectives,” the surprise hit movie that follows an animated flock of talking sheep through a murder mystery in the British countryside.

In April, the Greene County Legislature decided to celebrate National Poetry Month in an unusual way. They fired the county’s poet laureate, Esther Cohen. What was the cause? She practiced her First Amendment rights as guaranteed by the United States Constitution.

Sometimes the hardest part about watching elite, Olympic level sports, especially in things like track and swimming, is the lingering doubt about whether athletes are competing clean.

On Monday of this week, Pope Leo XIV released to the public his first encyclical letter. Its Latin title Magnifica Humanitas may be translated as “The Grandeur of Humanity.” The letter is addressed to all people of good will, not only Catholic believers.

According to the FCC website, federal law prohibits the broadcast of anything obscene, indecent, or profane. Of course, what’s obscene, indecent, or profane is somewhat up for debate, but you probably have a general idea of the words I can’t say and the images I can’t try to summon in your heads.