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Why NYC keeps getting safer despite Mamdani and Albany
Every law-abiding New Yorker should applaud Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch for achieving new lows in major crime.
How Spencer Pratt became a serious contender for LA mayor and the ‘fulcrum moment’ forcing people to ta...
Although he may not be leading in the polls, it's clear that Spencer Pratt is winning the media war in the race to become LA’s next mayor. And if the former reality star makes it into the mayoral run-off f...
Teacher told student she was having sex with she’d dump husband for him: affidavit
A married teacher who has admitted having sex with an underage student in her Florida classroom told the teen she wanted to leave her husband for him when he turned 18, according to new court documents.
One of the 11 disappeared scientists claimed she was hit with Pentagon’s top-secret weapon after revealin...
The US Department of War has confirmed that they are working on directed energy weapons or DEWs, seemingly vindicating so-called conspiracy theorists who warned about the tech.
Deranged WHCD shooting suspect Cole Allen may have been motivated by Iran war, intelligence report finds
The deranged White House Correspondents Dinner shooting suspect, Cole Allen, may have been triggered by the Iran war when he stormed the event and allegedly tried to assassinate President Trump and other top...
Unnerving gurney photo shows suspected hantavirus patient evacuated from doomed cruise ship
A suspected hantavirus patient was hauled off the plagued MV Hondius cruise ship in a hazmat suit on a gurney Wednesday -- as nearly 150 people remained trapped aboard the luxury vessel currently marooned of...
Violent attacks on Jewish Americans reached a record high in 2025, report finds
Violent attacks against Jewish Americans reached a 46-year high in 2025 -- with New York accounting for almost half of all documented antisemitic assaults nationally, according to a disturbing new report.
Thunder bench horrified by Jarred Vanderbilt’s gruesome NBA playoff injury
The Thunder bench couldn't believe what they were seeing with this Jarred Vanderbilt finger injury.
Iran war live updates: US and Iran reportedly closing in on deal to end war
There are multiple reports that the US and Iran are closing in on a one-page memo to end their war. Follow live.
NY eateries, bars ban ‘Philly’ cheesesteaks from menu as Knicks-Sixers fight gets greasy
Restaurants and eateries from Manhattan to Long Island were rebranding its Philly cheesesteaks to wipe away any mention of Philadelphia from the famed grub as the Knicks take on the 76ers in the second round...
Kentucky man accused of kidnapping, killing mom-of-3 and keeping her body under trailer before disposal
Kentucky man Ryan “Todd” Crawley is set for trial in May 2027 for allegedly kidnapping, murdering and tampering with evidence in the 2019 death of April Arnett, whose body he hid under a trailer.
The Giants know all too well about how hype over an NFL draft sweep can go wrong
There is no reason for the New York Giants, their fans and those who observe and analyze the NFL to feel anything other than enthusiastic about their draft.
José Caballero has held off Anthony Volpe for Yankees shortstop job one pestering second at a time
Anthony Volpe lost his New York Yankees shortstop job because the job was won by José Caballero, who did not focus on the big-picture competition that he found himself in but instead homed in on winning eve...
Twisted ‘human safari’ hunters competed to kill the most beautiful women during Sarajevo siege, book cl...
Warped rich foreigners who gunned down innocents during the siege of Sarajevo competed to see who could kill the most beautiful women, a new book has claimed.
2025 ‘most violent’ year for American Jews — California ranks second in attacks
The most violent year for antisemitism in the country was in 2025 with California ranking second in antisemitic violence, according to an Anti-Defamation League study.
Hantavirus outbreak spreads to Europe after MV Hondius cruise passenger tests positive back home
A Swiss cruise passenger who left the infected MV Hondius cruise ship has tested positive for hantavirus after arriving back home, authorities announced Wednesday, in what is the first known case to hit Europe.
Trump tells The Post it’s ‘too soon’ to prep for Iran peace signing after reports deal near
President Trump on Wednesday told The Post it's "too soon" to start preparing for a trip to Islamabad, which is "too far" away, despite reports of the US and Iran closing in on a potential framework to end t...
US, Iran ‘getting close’ to agreeing deal to end war after 67 days
The US and Iran are nearing agreement on a memorandum of understanding to end their nine-and-a-half week war and lay out plans for talks about the future of the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.
Epstein had dirt on ‘only one person’ but didn’t have ties to CIA or Mossad and wasn’t a pedophile,...
Contrary to popular conjecture, late sex predator Jeffrey Epstein had "only one person" and strenuously denied any connection to Mossad or the CIA, his former lawyer Alan Dershowitz told "Pod Force One."
LA commuter misery as northbound 110 shuts down ‘indefinitely’ after homeless camp fire
The Southbound lanes of the 110 Freeway in San Pedro were closed for multiple hours, while northbound lanes remain indefinitely shut after a homeless encampment fire.
Defiant NYers to take Philly by storm despite Sixers’ attempt to keep Knicks fans out
New Yorkers are planning to storm Philadelphia for this weekend's NBA playoff games between the Knicks and 76ers -- despite the City of Brotherly Love's efforts to try to block an orange-and-blue takeover.
How to survive a ‘pollen tsunami’ — and 5 subtle signs it’s time to see a doc, including ‘allergy...
Dr. Clifford Bassett, an allergist and immunologist at Schweiger Dermatology & Allergy Group in Manhattan, shares five symptoms that signal it’s time to see a board-certified allergist.