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Mamdani’s Netanyahu backtrack marks another broken promise as mayor prioritizes ideology over running NYC: critics
Mayor Zohran Mamdani keeps talking about Israel while ignoring concerns in the Big Apple.
United Airlines can now boot passengers for one of the most annoying airplane habits
The major airline has just announced the passengers will no longer get away with blasting your content on phones.
Exclusive | Mamdani plans pressure campaign to push for slew of tax hikes — including one that could squeeze black homeowners
The full-speed-ahead tax push will kick off with a rally after Labor Day to apply maximum pressure on Gov. Kathy Hochul, as her re-election campaign enters its final stretch, and state lawmakers before their 2027 session begins, sources said.
Sophie Cunningham says women ‘shouldn’t have to go against biological men’ in sports
WNBA star Sophie Cunningham has taken her stance on the ongoing culture war over women’s sports and trans athletes.
Kendrick Perkins convinced we got first ‘real big clue’ of LeBron James’ free agency
ESPN “First Take” on-air personality Kendrick Perkins said the Miami Heat deleting a LeBron James introductory press conference video was James’ “First real big clue” of the offseason.
Huge blow for Gavin Newsom as shock polls show Democrat 2028 White House rival streaking ahead
Ex-Vice President Kamala Harris has a comfortable lead over California Governor Gavin Newsom and the rest of the Democratic field in the most recent major presidential polls.
Chilling video shows NYC dad calmly strolling to car after butchering wife — before he was found hanging in nearby park
Chilling video shows the Queens dad suspected of stabbing his wife to death drive away from the murder scene — hours before he apparently hanged himself in a nearby park.
House votes on long-awaited stock trading ‘ban’ — here’s who the largest traders are
The “Stop Insider Trading Act” is perhaps the closest Congress has gotten to tightening its rules on stock trading by lawmakers since 2012, but still faces an uphill battle to actually become law.
Rideshare company with no NYC license has been conning congestion pricing and ditching millions in tolls: official
New York City’s public transportation chair is accusing a fast‑growing rideshare company of dodging congestion charges, costing the public transit tens of millions of dollars.
Ford worker fired for allegedly stealing $8 worth of Doritos, crackers just wants old job back
A Ford assembly worker who says he was fired after being wrongfully accused of stealing less than $8 worth of Doritos and Ritz crackers is calling on his former employer to “do what’s right” and hire him back.