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Sick thieves ransack home of Florida couple killed while on safari — stealing luxury cars, $500K sculpture
A pair of sick thieves ransacked the home of a Florida couple killed in a helicopter crash in Kenya — making off with a pair of luxury cars and a sculpture valued at $500,000, according to police.
Exclusive | Ultra-exclusive Hamptons yacht club forced to cancel restaurant service after foreign kitchen staff kicked out of US
Amagansett’s ultra-exclusive Devon Yacht Club was forced to stop food services after several kitchen staff were ordered to return to their home countries over visa issues.
NY doctor’s desperate plea for her parents who went missing in catastrophic Nepal flash floods: ‘Worst 24 hours of my life’
Ramesh Sharma, 65, and his wife Neelam Sharma, 64, are “missing and unaccounted” for after being caught in Wednesday’s floods and landslides en-route to the sacred peak of Mount Kailash.
Rhode Island sailboat bandit killed in gunfight with police after stealing rare, luxury vessel from NJ marina
Brendan Norris, 27, was killed in a Newport shootout with police after allegedly stealing a rare luxury sailboat from a Jersey City marina.
Hedge-fund titan’s $6.2B divorce could be third-biggest of all time: Here’s how divide led to NJ court battle
The sensational split between math nerds John and Laura Overdeck, plus a 20-year marriage without a prenup and an $80 billion hedge fund, equals a potentially record-breaking divorce.
Toxic mom rage is TikTok’s latest trend — and it’s making them (even more) miserable
The Lindsay Clancy trial has fed a social-media trend that turns therapy culture into performance art, with mothers throwing tantrums for the clicks.
Fast Takes: Incredible shrinking Gaza famine, Trump’s right on data centers and more
A UNICEF report finds no widespread acute malnutrition in Gaza, plus why Donald Trump is right to defend the economic benefits of data centers.
Tech bros must channel the moguls of old to get back in America’s good graces
Facing public distrust and an $18 billion Meta settlement, tech leaders must win back Americans by funding communities like Andrew Carnegie did.
How Putin’s Black Sea food fight puts the world — and your grocery bill — at risk
Moscow is refusing to halt attacks on peaceful food shipments leaving Ukraine, that could mean famine in the developing world and high food prices everywhere — unless the US acts.
Rare American mink possibly spotted on Long Island for first time in 31 years
Naturalist Peter Janow caught a rare American mink on a trail camera in Northport, marking the species’ first Long Island sighting in 31 years.