ALYSON KRUEGER

From 100 stories high in New York to the balmy shores of Florida, Instagrammable ice skating rinks are popping up all over America.

The popularity of faux firs is soaring as the look becomes more convincing. But it isn’t necessarily good news for the environment.

Group running has exploded in New York City. As friendships, marriages and even rivalries emerge, the benefits are proving as social as they are physical.

Despite a state law, boats and Jet Skis were coming dangerously close to shore at Coney Island and Brighton Beach. A swimmer took matters into...

Infusing themes, characters and — of course — the color pink, people used the movie to inspire their own celebrations.

Whether because of crowds, politics or a loss of patriotism, some Americans are conflicted about celebrating the Fourth of July.

The beloved Jewish folk song, which is about a century old, is appearing more and more at sporting events, private parties and trendy bars.

With the unofficial start of summer comes, for some, a scramble to secure a free getaway somewhere.

If the Austro-Hungarian Empire still existed, 25-year-old Ferdinand Habsburg would eventually be its ruler. Instead he’s a racecar driver.

A board game challenges players to decarbonize New York City, and energy experts are paying attention.