Ali Gostanian

“You’re not a United States citizen,” the worker can be heard screaming at the woman, who said she was born and raised in the U.S.

“These families were humiliated and traumatized in public view and treated as suspect because they happen to be Muslim,” a lawyer representing the families said.

“It was perfect, classic New York,” Reilly Jennings told NBC News. “Everything I love about this city was encompassed in that moment.”

“If he ends up catching something— I don’t know if he’ll survive,” said Rosalia Machado-Orellana, whose husband is in a detention facility.

Customs officers found more than 800 pieces of undelivered mail, including a few absentee ballots, in the trunk of a U.S. Postal Service letter carrier in western New York, authorities said Thursday. Buffalo mailman Brandon Wilson, 27, was charged with one count of delay or destruction of mail, according to a criminal complaint prepared by Brendan Boone, a special agent with the USPS Office of Inspector General. Wilson was crossing into Buffalo from Canada on Tuesday, over the Peace Bridge, when…

“This was by far one of my favorite memories in the ICU that I’ve had. It was a small light in the darkness of Covid,” nurse Matt Harper said.

This Chinese New Year, beginning Friday, ushers in the Year of the Ox. The holiday is part of the Lunar New Year, marking a fresh annual start for many Asian cultures. But the celebration, which traditionally brings families together in large groups, looks different this year for some. Amid coronavirus pandemic restrictions, major cities ranging from Hong Kong to Melbourne to New York City have canceled parades, festivals and fireworks displays that typically draw large crowds. So people around…

The dilemma for some teenagers is “I know vaccines are lifesaving, but I don’t want to become homeless” by defying their parents’ wishes.

A 14-year-old has been arrested on charges of aggravated harassment, assault, harassment, and menacing.

Buffalo Bills fans took to Highmark Stadium once again to shovel snow in the days leading up to Sunday night’s playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs. As they did before last week’s game, the Buffalo Bills put out a call asking fans to lend a hand clearing snow in the stadium in time for the big game. Videos and social media show dozens of fans arriving at the stadium with shovels in hand ready to get to work. “It’s up to us,” a young fan told NBC affiliate WGRZ. “I mean, it comes down to…