Off to a meeting in Washington, I slipped and fell in a D.C. hotel over a month ago, breaking my left femur. The ambulance took me to the hospital where President Reagan was treated after being shot by a would-be assassin.

Consumer confidence slipped in September by just a bit, inflation is consistently in the 3% range, while housing prices are falling.

A new report from the State Comptroller found that severe weather events in the state are more frequent and that these storms require New York taxpayers to shoulder a growing financial burden.

If you don’t think America is in terrible trouble in this Era of Trump, you’re not paying attention. And so if you’re not paying attention, you also may not realize that, in fact, the resistance is gaining ground, and Donald Trump is weaker than you may think.

The musical “Wicked” is in the middle of its two-weekend run at Proctors in Schenectady. If you haven’t seen it yet, you should.

The Crandell Theater on Main Street in Chatham, NY had a lot going for it even before its recent renovation.

Doctors want to please you. Can that be a bad thing?

Poet, photographer, filmmaker, and Andy Warhol insider Gerard Malanga will host a film screening and reading from his latest poetry collection at Park Theater in Hudson, N.Y., on Saturday at 2pm.

Brooklyn-based choreographer Shamel Pitts, founder of the multidisciplinary collective TRIBE, brings “Marks of RED” to Kaatsbaan Cultural Center tonight at 6 p.m., as part of its New Work Preview series, which invites artists in residence to share works in progress. Audiences are offered a look into the creative process.

Every company has an idea of what they consider the worst thing that can happen. And it’s usually way worse than what you’d think. Like talk to an someone who works in crisis PR for an airline, and there are disasters I would have never imagined in my worst fevered dream.