Metro

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.

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.

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.

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.

Josh Felker, 44, a NYC engineer who said he created “digital experiences for kids” at Meta, was busted after he admitted to trying to sext a 13-year-old during an undercover sting.

Jubilant Spain fans flocked to major Big Apple landmarks from Times Square to Hudson Yards and Rockefeller Center to fete their World Cup champs Sunday after their win over Argentina.

Sausalito’s new city manager was arrested on suspicion of felony burglary after Marin County sheriff’s deputies found her aboard a yacht that authorities say belonged to someone else.

A California county that faced a $91 million budget gap this year has approved a sweeping reparations plan for black residents that calls for major changes to housing, education, healthcare and criminal justice.

A United Airlines worker erupted at a Mexican-born US citizen during a wild airport showdown in California, threatening to call ICE on the passenger before snapping, “You don’t act like a citizen.”

New York City’s jails watchdog is set to go woke — scrapping the words “inmate” and “inmates” from its rule book and replacing them with “people in custody” or “person in custody.”