The New York City skyline after the Knicks won their first NBA title in 53 years:

[Just had the most immersive urban hiking experience—sunset, skyline views and zero crowds! This is how you explore the city differently]，

Calicut has a lot of skyscraper coming up. Like 4 out of 5 highest buildings are coming here. By the end of this decade city skyline is going to be completely different

🌃 Chicago skyline tonight

i live in the most beautiful skyline. all you bridge and tunnel folk can piss all the way off. she’s so pretty 😭

🚨🇺🇸 The funniest, sweetest World Cup subplot: Europeans discovering that the real America isn't the skyline, it's the gas station, the diner, and the stranger who insists on driving you to the game. The country always looked better in person than on a screen. Writer: Daniel x.com/realmikolson/status/20…

I've basically schooled you on why Kisumu will never beat Nairobi🤣🤣🤣Now bring more carefully nit picked skyline photos as that is your entire argument. Emotions over facts🤣🤣🤣🫴🏽

PHOTO OF THE NIGHT 🤯 The New York City skyline is ALL KNICKS 🏆 (📸: Gary Hershorn/Getty)

A 2001 political caricature by Brazilian artist Carlos Latuff. It depicts a young Osama bin Laden tossing paper airplanes toward a picture of the New York City skyline, serving as a satirical, metaphorical commentary on the September 11 attacks... The Onion didn't publish their print newspaper set for release on September 11th, 2001 as well as the subsequent issue. Employees went on a week long break and some threatened to quit if an issue about the attacks were released. The satirical newspaper The Onion faced one of the most difficult decisions in its history after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The publication canceled the issue scheduled for release on September 11 and did not publish the following week's regular edition either. Many staff members felt that attempting humor immediately after the attacks would be inappropriate, and some reportedly threatened to resign if an issue focused on the tragedy was produced. After extensive internal debate, The Onion returned on September 26, 2001, with a special issue devoted entirely to the attacks and their aftermath. Rather than avoiding the subject, the publication used satire to address fear, grief, confusion, and public reaction. Several headlines from that issue became widely discussed examples of how humor can be used to process traumatic events. The September 26 edition is now regarded by many media historians as one of the most significant moments in modern American satire and journalism. The September 11 attacks killed 2,977 victims from more than 90 countries. The attacks led to the creation of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the passage of the Patriot Act, and military operations in Afghanistan that began less than a month later. © Reddit #archaeohistories

Fresh pavement and rising towers – Houston's constant evolution from freeway to skyline. #Houston #Texas #UrbanProgress #Metropolitan #HTX #downtownHouston #filmmaker #urbanlandscape pond5.com/stock-footage/item…

If aesthetics won economies, Kisumu would be Singapore. Unfortunately GDP, investment, headquarters, aviation, finance, tech, real estate, and population still count. Nairobi dominates every category that actually matters. Nice skyline photo though. 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

HOUSTON OMG is the correct reaction when that skyline finally hits at night

37A tower stack is underway. The growth of the Cape skyline continues… exciting times!

the skyline at twilight folding into itself, buildings losing their edges to that bruised purple. no hero shot just the city exhaling after another long day. my lens stayed in the bag. sometimes watching is enough.