Two steel columns buckled at a major office-to-apartment conversion in Manhattan, halting work and prompting evacuations. The incident highlights the engineering complexities of adaptive reuse projects aimed at addressing housing shortages, with experts suggesting the failure was likely due to added load.
Berlin plans to demolish a bunker, one of the last remnants of Adolf Hitler's power center, to build housing and offices. While some advocate for preservation as a historical site, officials argue against creating a pilgrimage spot.
New York City officials are seeking a preliminary injunction to ban food delivery platform Motoclick from operating unless it complies with minimum wage laws. The company allegedly paid workers as little as $3.67-$4.67 per hour, far below the required $22.13, prompting a lawsuit for millions in back pay and damages.
Victor Mata Villarreal, 45, died Friday after a stand-off with police in Midland, Texas. The attack left one person dead and at least nine injured. Villarreal was already sought by authorities for a prior shooting incident.
MSG Sports, owned by James Dolan, criticized NYC officials and the NYPD for extensive security measures at Game 4 of the NBA Finals, citing restrictions that hinder fan celebrations and impact local businesses. The measures follow disorder at a Game 3 watch party.
The World Table Tennis Finals are set to move from Hong Kong Coliseum to the new Kai Tak Arena for this year's December tournament, confirmed by government sources and the local table tennis association.
A "Baywatch" reboot's production halt on Venice Beach due to unexpected restrictions has ignited a political firestorm in Los Angeles, with mayoral candidates criticizing Mayor Karen Bass's administration and highlighting the city's struggle to retain film productions amid competition and technological shifts.
Football Club coach Chancy Cooke has been sacked after the team finished last in Hong Kong's top flight. However, the club may still be granted a reprieve by city officials and the HKFA, potentially avoiding relegation for a second consecutive season.
Gianni Infantino’s request for a top-level security escort in Vancouver was denied by police and city officials, citing cost and protocol. The decision sparked strong fan reactions online. At the same time, rising World Cup security costs and concerns over expensive tickets are adding pressure, as early sales data shows mixed demand for upcoming matches.
