Новости за 22.06.2024

Let’s spend the week asking sports-minded folks if they find ESPN’s top man, Stephen A. Smith, representative of why they watch ESPN or now avoid it.

The heartbroken mother of a University of Pennsylvania student murdered by a Neo-Nazi fled the courtroom this week as the alleged killer detailed the crime.

Paul DiGiacomo wanted to make sure legislation in the name of Detective Brian Simonsen, who was killed during a phone store robbery, got signed into law by Gov. Hochul.

The cheerleader "liked" a comment that pointed out she is a "legal adult" and called a critic "jealous" for allegedly not having "accomplished anything in life."

Ayman Ghatma – who supplied weapons to both Hamas and al-Jama’a al-Islamiyya – targeted and killed while driving near Khiara.

First pictures of a pair of tragic infant twins in Pittsburgh, one of whom was allegedly killed by a "trusted" baby sitter last week, have emerged.

The city is quietly planning to open a homeless shelter for adult men and women at a former hotel attached to a lower Manhattan public school – a move that has parents of students there seething.

The young police officer has reportedly gained a reputation for being hard on residents of New York's ritzy Hamptons neighborhood.

Tomorrow, the Nassau County Legislature will vote on a measure that would prevent biological males from competing in women’s sports in county-owned facilities. While critics like state Attorney General Letitia James have called it “discriminatory” and “transphobic,” the measure, supported by most Nassau County voters, would actually promote fairness and integrity in women’s athletics.  Riley...

When it comes to the trade deadline, Alex Bregman and Ryan Pressly are ideal fits for the Yankees — and a lot of other clubs, too.

NY Post readers discuss Cuomo's new public persona, Juneteenth and more.

Climate freaks want a gas stove ban, no more AC and a whole host of other rules that have nothing to do with saving the planet.

The Giants' 2022 draft class is about to change a lot of “incomplete” grades to “pass” or “fail.”

If Stephen A. Smith wants to add another agent to his representation, maybe his former ESPN colleague Dan Le Batard would be interested.

Officers have one man in custody.

The man who launched a lawn chair and other patio furniture off a Midtown Manhattan highrise was in the midst of a paranoid crisis two days before, his brother says.

Fans of Markle are eagerly awaiting the launch of her lifestyle line, American Riviera Orchard.

The Mets announced righty Sean Reid-Foley was heading to the 15-day injured list with a right shoulder impingement retroactive to June 20.

The rookie Sag Harbor cop who pulled over pop superstar Justin Timberlake for alleged drunk driving is well-known in the ritzy town, according to a report.

A video went viral this week of a woman describing her disgust at people wearing flip flop sandals in the Big Apple.

Would you say "I do" to this bride's bizarre jewelry request?

Despite a bump from superstar singer Taylor Swift, the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs -- with 40% of its fans being female -- lagged behind the Green Bay Packers and Carolina Panthers -- both with 48% -- in proportion of female fans, according to a social media analysis by online casino site BetVictor.

A parking war is causing a whole lot of trouble for special education teachers at a Brooklyn school where employees from the neighboring high school are bullying them away.

The Assembly speaker quietly blocked a bill that would have criminalized having sex with people who are too drunk to consent, insiders told The Post.

"I apologize," McGreevey said of the caught-on-camera U-turn. "It was wrong — period."