Court reopens Black ex-NYPD cop’s lawsuit vs. white sergeant who claimed ‘the right’ to be racist
A Black retired NYPD detective says the sergeant, who is white, openly spoke of not liking Black people and having the First Amendment right to do so.
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Stonewall monument put on ‘most endangered historic places’ list amid Trump crackdown
Not even its designation as the first U.S. national monument — and the only unit of the National Park Service — dedicated to LGBTQ history is enough to spare it from the list, dubbed the "11 Most Endange...
Jose Alvarado is the unsung hero from Knicks’ miraculous Game 1 comeback
Several players inside the Knicks locker room credited Alvarado’s fourth-quarter speech — not Brunson’s viral moment — as the turning point in the comeback,
Boost in state funding for NYC schools to help growing population of homeless students
All in, the changes will steer another $143 million in state resources to the city's schools. New York City has more than 150,000 students who lack a permanent place to call home.
Woman who fell into uncovered manhole in Midtown Manhattan died of intense heat and trauma
An autopsy revealed Donike Gocaj's cause of death as a combination of scald burns with inhalational thermal injury and blunt force trauma of the torso.
NYC Council Speaker Menin to press limited version of school security bill after Mamdani veto
The new version of the bill applies to schools and early education centers, Menin said at a press conference on Wednesday — but not to college campuses, libraries or teaching hospitals.
Seagull poops on King Charles during Northern Ireland visit
King Charles suffered an unexpected royal dump during a visit to Northern Ireland, courtesy of a seagull flying overhead.
Stephen Colbert bids farewell as CBS ends 33 years of ‘The Late Show’
Thursday marks the end of 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' after 11 years and the end to late night altogether at the CBS after a 33-year-run.
‘No Jumper’ podcast host Ant Jefe arrested for murder
"No Jumper" podcast host Ant Jefe was arrested for murder in Los Angeles. He's rapped about life on the streets of South Central.
Mom who drowned her 3 young kids at Coney Island gets 20 years to life
A Coney Island mother was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison for drowning her three children in the ocean near their home in Coney Island in September 2022.
$8B Penn Station rebuild goes to firm apparently favored by Trump; MSG to stay put
Halmar's earlier plan for Penn Station involved the construction of a "grand entrance on Eighth Avenue," "open, beautiful concourses," and "new cladding for a classical look," a USDOT release said. The desig...
Jets rookie TE Kenyon Sadiq says possibilities for revamped offense are ‘endless’
“Go hit someone,” Sadiq said about his mentality as a blocker. “I don’t care who it is, I’m gonna go hit someone.
Hayden Panettiere says Oscar winner exposed himself to her when she was a teen
Hayden Panettiere wrote about an Oscar winner exposing himself to her at a party when she was 19 in her memoir "This Is Me: A Reckoning"
S.E. Cupp: GOP waves white flag in contest of ideas
There was a time the Republican Party believed in policies and principles. Conservatives genuinely believed in democracy and America, and not the cynical new version that requires its citizens to hate each o...
Antisemitic voicemail left for Florida Rep. Randy Fine sparks investigation
The Capitol Police in Washington D.C. are investigating after Florida Rep. Randy Fine received a threatening voicemail rife with antisemitic rhetoric.
Capitol cops sue to block $1.8B fund that could aid Jan. 6 attackers
Two police officers who defended the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 sued Wednesday to block President Trump $1.8 billion self-proclaimed "anti-weaponization" fund that could compensate their attackers and the...
Billy Joel slams unauthorized biopic from ‘Michael’ editor
Billy Joel is hitting back, at an unauthorized biopic that's long been in the works, from Oscar winner John Ottman, who most recently edited the controversial Michael Jackson film, "Michael."
NYPD opens up second Bronx borough command to combat high crime rates
The Bronx accounts for more than a third of the city’s murders this year.
Search resumes for swimmer who disappeared off Rockaway Beach
The swimmer was reported missing near Beach 73rd St. around 3:31 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
Five things to watch at Giants’ first open OTA practice
John Harbaugh's Giants team hit the field this week to start spring OTA practices.
Mystery deepens into violent death of ‘simple, religious’ grandfather by lake in Queens park
The lifeless body of Albert Itzkowtiz was discovered near Kissena Lake in Kissena Park shortly before 5 p.m. Monday. He had been shot repeatedly, leaving friends and family wondering who would want to do har...
‘Taxi Driver’ writer Paul Schrader was dumped by ‘AI girlfriend’
Paul Schrader — who wrote "Taxi Driver" and "American Gigolo," the latter of which he also directed — notified Facebook followers he was dumped by his "AI girlfriend."
Knicks’ Landry Shamet helps fuel historic Game 1 comeback with bouncing shot that will live on
Landry Shamet found himself hoping — pleading — internally as his late-fourth-quarter 3-pointer bounced and rattled around the rim.
Rapper Lil Poppa’s suicide at 25 years old confirmed by authorities
The cause of death for a Florida rapper known as Lil Poppa has been confirmed by authorities just more than three months after he died at the age of 25.