Wild new details emerge after posh CA city chief caught on ‘random’ yacht at 7 a.m. with empty bottles of booze
New Sausalito city manager Elaine Forbes was allegedly discovered locked inside a yacht with empty bottles of alcohol before her early-morning arrest on June 18.
Terrorism task force probes armed loon who set off ‘incendiary device’ outside NYC fed HQ
An armed maniac lit an “incendiary device” outside a federal government building in lower Manhattan early Monday in an attack being investigated by the terrorism task force, according to officials and sources.
WABC-TV’s ‘Eyewitness News’ accounces major shakeup in its roster of reporters
A longtime fixture of New York City television news has quietly signed off.
Breakout sports media star Zlatan Ibrahimovic announces end of short broadcasting career on Fox
After a breakout first stint on the commentary desk, Zlatan Ibrahimovic announced on Fox Sports coverage of the 2026 World Cup Final that he will not be returning for 2030.
Mayor Mamdani struggles to define who the ‘working class’ is in a word salad interview
New York City’s socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, struggled to define who the “working class” is in a word salad response to a question about the people he vows to fight for.
Argentina’s semifinal hero becomes World Cup final scapegoat after recklessness turns into red card
Enzo Fernández lived on both sides of the emotional coin in the World Cup.
Unhinged NYC vagrant grins as he’s charged with hitting baby girl in stroller: cops
Marc Okon, who is homeless, had been busted more than two dozen times before police said he attacked a mom and her baby at a Manhattan park.
Pentagon identifies 2 US soldiers killed in weekend attack by Iran
The Pentagon confirmed the identities early Monday of two soldiers who were killed in an Iranian missile attack on a Jordanian military base.
Trump says new Qatar-donated Air Force One to go out of service to ‘max out’ defenses
President Trump confirmed late Sunday that the Qatar-donated jet serving as Air Force One will have to be taken out of service to boost its anti-missile defenses after he was forced to use an earlier-model plane to depart the NATO leaders summit in Turkey earlier this month.
New York leads nation in school spending — despite 12% fewer students
New York is spending more on education than any state in the nation — despite shrinking schools and 12% fewer students than 15 years ago, an eye-opening new report from the Citizens Budget Commission.