A controversial statue of Theodore Roosevelt will finally be moved from its current location after years of debate – and one year after a formal request for its removal. The New York City Public ...

New ‘dictator approved’ sculpture of smashed Statue of Liberty arrives in DC - but nobody knows who is behind it - The sculpture boasts quotes from other dictators praising Trump ...

There was no shortage of descriptions from when the Statue of Liberty, a gift from France to the United States presented two years earlier, was dedicated in New York on Oct. 28, 1886.

The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York by ship on this day in history, June 17, 1885. Construction would take some time, as the pedestal was still being built. Fox News Media ...

NEW YORK - Happy 138th birthday to the Statue of Liberty, an iconic landmark that is uniquely New York. The statue was dedicated on Oct. 28, 1886, to the cheering throngs of some one million New ...

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most visited sites in NYC, ... in New York City, Statue of Liberty sculptures can be found at the Brooklyn Museum, in front of 667 Madison Avenue, ...

Before Liberty the Tattooed Lady closes to the public for good, City Reliquary will be hosting a Statue of Liberty costume contest as part of a secular New York City “All Saints Day ...

In New York, a coalition of Jewish groups held a vigil on Monday evening near Central Park to mark the 30 days since Hamas’s attack on Oct. 7 and to call for solidarity with Israel.

A March 1 Instagram post shows what appears to be a composite photo of the Statue of Liberty, one side in black-and-white and labeled "1920" and the other side in color labeled "2020." The photo ...

By 1738, New York City had possession of the island and used it as a quarantine station. It would be used on and off as a quarantine and isolation station throughout the next half-century.

There was no shortage of descriptions from when the Statue of Liberty, a gift from France to the United States presented two years earlier, was dedicated in New York on Oct. 28, 1886.