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Unarmed NJ college student Glen Pysher, 22, was shot and killed by police after mistakenly…
Mets fans startled by hand creeping in Citi Field stands to snag peanuts, hot dog
Mets fans got the surprise of a lifetime when a furry racoon paw emerged from a small hole in the Citi Field stands and started probing for peanut shells.
Jannik Sinner out of US Open as right knee injury lingers in major shakeup
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the US Open due to a lingering right knee injury, a major blow to the Grand Slam tournament.
Prince Harry ordered to pay staggering amount of money in court case ahead of his and Meghan Markle’s UK move
Prince Harry and the six other claimants in his lost lawsuit against the Daily Mail’s publisher have been ordered to pay $13 million.
US Assistant Attorney found dead in federal building after going missing
A US Assistant Attorney has been mysteriously found dead in a San Diego federal building on Wednesday after being reported missing that evening.
Wild video shows Florida teacher tell cops where she had sex with underage student her classroom
Wild new video shows a teacher walking cops around her Florida classroom while telling them in graphic detail how she had sex there with a 17-year-old student.
NYC streets almost turned to rivers after being hit by heavy storms
Streets across New York City were almost turned into ferocious rivers after the Empire State came under a deluge of heavy rain.
If Kathy Hochul really cares about affordability, she’ll do this
The Constitution Pipeline could save New Yorkers nearly $5 billion over 15 years and create 1,000 new jobs in New York and generate millions in new state tax revenue.
Pastor unleashes on Dearborn as religious tensions erupt at city council meeting: ‘Enough is enough’
Pastor Lorenzo Sewell accused Dearborn, Michigan, of operating under Sharia law during a heated city council meeting on Tuesday.
Criminal justice reform is a bust — and hidden data told the truth all along
Supposedly “evidence-based” bail reforms, diversion programs and alternatives to incarceration aren’t nearly as successful as America was told — and a new analysis reveals the real data.
Seattle Times writer quits over spiked Sophie Cunningham column
Matt Calkins resigned from the Seattle Times after 11 years, claiming editors spiked his column about transgender athletes in women’s sports.