Officials: At least three businesses damaged in late-night fire No one was inside at the time and no injuries were reported in the blaze, fire and police officials said. 7:23 AM
LI pizza chain opens new location in Oyster Bay It's the smallest location to date, but the menu remains nearly as big.
Georgia massage parlor shootings leave 8 dead; man captured Shootings at two massage parlors in Atlanta and one in the suburbs have left eight people dead, many of them women of Asian descent, authorities said. 7:42 AM
Papers: Thomas Valva was bruised, had hair missing, walked with limp The new details of Thomas' physical condition were laid out in court documents filed in response to requests from defendants Michael Valva and Angela Pollina to have evidence in the case thrown out.
Cold Spring Harbor brick Colonial asks $1.395M The home has a Vermont slate roof with copper gutters.
Report: Cuomo staff prepared letter attacking credibility of accuser The New York Times said the governor was involved in preparing the letter after a former aide accused him of sexual harassment. The letter was never sent.
Biden: Cuomo should resign if investigation confirms claims The pressure against Gov. Andrew Cuomo over sexual harassment allegations reached the White House on Tuesday, with President Joe Biden saying Cuomo should resign if the state attorney general's investigation confirms the claims against him.
Xinhua quoted an unnamed North Korean spokesman as stating that "The DPRK North Korean government has no justification to take bilateral talks... on the nuclear issue of the Korean Peninsula with the United States now." North Korea has demanded that the United States end its perceived hostile policy toward North Korea before talks can begin again.

Last week, North Korea claimed to have successfully developed , and pushed for two-party talks with the US. The US and China have pushed for multiple party talks. Though North Korea has not provided any substantial proof for its weapons claims—and has not performed the ceremonious "" usually required by declared nuclear powers to demonstrate their capability—US intelligence agencies believe that North Korea may have produced anywhere from two or three such weapons ('s guess) upwards to fifteen ('s guess). The estimates were made on the basis of the amount of  the North Koreans would have been able to recover from their  at .