Iran-backed hackers likely behind attack that shut down Minnesota water plant — and they’re not done yet
Nobody has claimed credit for the cyberattacks — prompting experts to caution there could be more coming
Ex-Trump White House press secretary seeks restraining order against Rep. Max Miller
Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham sought a restraining order Monday against embattled Rep. Max Miller, whom Grisham previously accused of abusing her.
Greg Olsen is the wild card with Tony Romo’s uncertain CBS future
Fox’s Greg Olsen and JJ Watt are potential candidates to replace Tony Romo in the CBS broadcast booth following Romo’s recent OWI arrest.
Iran, Oman near deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz with both countries collecting ‘service fee’: report
Iran and Oman are close to an agreement to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz to shipping traffic that would see both countries collect a so-called “service fee” to cover environmental and security costs.
Socialist Mamdani launches new war on NYC business leaders — kicking them off mayor’s fund that backs city programs
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has axed the advisors of a major nonprofit that channels private sector donations to fund city initiatives in his latest hostile act toward New York business leaders.
DSA’s panhandling pol is just the start — as Democrats careen toward a socialist cliff
Unlike this Democratic Socialist Assembly candidate, New York state can’t put up a GoFundMe page when the money runs out: The burden will be on you.
3 NYC-area hospitals earn nation’s top rankings from US News
The latest report spotlights the specialities where New York’s leading hospitals continue to outshine the competition.
Exclusive | Nancy Guthrie investigation failures are ‘shocking and disturbing’ — FBI must take control to catch killer: sources
The FBI should “absolutely” take over the Nancy Guthrie case as it enters its sixth month without any breakthroughs, sources tell Page Six.
Astor Place subway station train fire hospitalizes 6 MTA workers, 5 firefighters
At least six Metropolitan Transportation Authority workers and five firefighters were hospitalized after a train caught fire in Astor Place subway station early Tuesday, according to a report.
Comical case of Cambridge U.’s fibbing prof tests academia’s deep DEI delusions
There’s no limit to how far DEI will go if left unchecked: It finds nothing too ridiculous to be laughed out of consideration.