Syrian admits to fatally stabbing three at German festival as prosecutors blame ‘radical Islamist convictions’
The suspect previously applied for asylum in Germany, but his request had reportedly been denied, and he was set to be deported last year.
The suspect previously applied for asylum in Germany, but his request had reportedly been denied, and he was set to be deported last year.
In what has become a daily expectation, the Yankees superstar blasted yet another dinger during Sunday’s first inning for his 50th of the season.
The "Wednesday" star deleted her Twitter because of the inappropriate AI-generated images that she was being sent.
"There’s a mentality unfortunately in this city and state by a handful of folks -- they just don’t want people driving cars," Staten Island Beep Vito Fossella said Sunday.
"She has got one real big problem: 72 percent of Americans think that the number of people crossing the border from the south is going to increase [under her]," the ex-politician said.
More than 9,500 cases of apple juice that were sold at Walmart stores across the United States are being recalled due to an elevated level of "inorganic arsenic."
The ex-Jets quarterback was cut by the Dolphins on Sunday, as teams must trim down to 53-player rosters by 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday.
The "Glee" alum became a mom in August 2020 when son Ever arrived, one year after she and Reich tied the knot in a Napa, Calif., ceremony.
Richie “Yechiel” Taylor was bumped up to deputy chief of the NYPD's Community Affairs Bureau in February and is now urging New Yorkers to proudly show off the thing that makes you different.
The Australian beauty has worn conservative outfits since arriving in the country alongside the "Donda" rapper and three of his kids last week.
Can any of this last? Has she now peaked? Not if these lunatics can help it.
A New York City photographer's clip of a Saturday evening stroll through Lower Manhattan has exploded across social media, racking up thousands of likes and hundreds of shares by viewers enamored by the city's summer rhythms.
Musk, who said he bought X — formerly Twitter — to further free speech, slammed the Russian-born tech entrepreneur's arrest.
America’s children are hurting. Behind in school after pandemic closures, many children are now struggling with another major barrier to learning — smartphone addiction. Two-thirds of Americans students say they are distracted by their digital devices during class.
Joe D'Alessandris, a longtime college and NFL offensive line coach who was in his eighth season with the Baltimore Ravens, died early Sunday morning, the team announced.
The fiancée of Jeff Bezos posted a pic to her Instagram Stories of herself prepping for the event in a dramatic black Alexander McQueen dress.
Two large office retail buildings are being demolished for new, mixed-use projects where East Midtown meets the Upper East Side.
Manette Baillie just celebrated her birthday by jumping out of a plane while raising over $13,000 for her favorite charities.
Some of "The Acolyte" stars spoke out after learning the controversial show wasn't renewed for a second season.
While Israeli and Hezbollah officials claimed the clash, one of the biggest in the history of conflict between the two entities, does not seek to start an all-out war, both agreed that this was just the first exchange of its kind.
The "13 Going on 30" star's beau reportedly struggled with the actress acting as a “marriage counselor” between her ex-husband and Jennifer Lopez.
It's the fourth time this season he has been designated for assignment.
The Secret Service is ending its protection for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. because the political scion suspended his presidential campaign, law-enforcement sources say.
Paul Giacopelli, 60, pleaded guilty Wednesday before Putnam County Judge Anthony Molé after being indicted by a grand jury in March.
A groom-to-be was killed in horror wrong-way crash in Manhattan early Saturday — just one day before his wedding, The Post can confirm.