She’s back. After two years of traveling, “Madame X” — the iconic 1884 portrait by John Singer Sargent — has returned to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it’s the star of a new exhibit ,”Sargent and Paris,” which runs through Aug. 3. The painting of a striking young woman in an alluring black dress

A British Airways flight from Washington, DC, to London was forced to make an emergency landing Saturday because of a bird strike that left smoke pouring into the cabin. Flight 216 took off from Dulles International Airport just after 5:30 p.m. and diverted to Boston Logan International Airport about two hours later “after the crew

Owens’ CBS exit Kudos to CBS for “allowing” executive producer Bill Owens to “quit” as a result of President Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit against “60 Minutes” (“CBS Big: Eye Quit,” April 23). Owens is the absolute epitome of “fake news” as illustrated by his team’s deceptively editing the interview with Kamala Harris — apparently in

Six years ago, the Giants made three first-round draft picks, including a quarterback. Is 2025 just déjà vu? Not at all. The difference between what general Dave Gettleman did then and what his successor Joe Schoen did this weekend — with his two first-round picks and a quarterback — is glaring. Gettleman didn’t show the