Sensitive Subjects Sensitive Subjects
academic appointment York City attorney County District Attorney receive funding Steve Biko Kamala Harris’ Michigan Angeles County District


PA mom accused of stealing $150K from youth softball league to pay for Sephora, concerts, other splurges: report

PA mom accused of stealing $150K from youth softball league to pay for Sephora, concerts, other splurges: report

The alleged thief started pilfering the youth league’s money shortly after she was elected to her position in early 2019 – with O’Brien’s scheme uncovered when she was ousted from the role last July and replaced with a new treasurer, according to the criminal complaint, obtained by local outlets.


Elon Musk slams Tesla vandalism spree as ‘a great wrong’ against a ‘peaceful company’

Elon Musk slams Tesla vandalism spree as ‘a great wrong’ against a ‘peaceful company’

Tesla cars, dealerships and charging stations have been targeted across the country in recent weeks by vandals and arsonists – in an apparent protest of Musk’s work leading President Trump’s Department of Environmental Efficiency.


Mexico resort claims jailed Michigan couple ‘encouraged’ other guests to commit fraud amid timeshare dispute: report

Mexico resort claims jailed Michigan couple ‘encouraged’ other guests to commit fraud amid timeshare dispute: report

Mexican authorities also claim Christy went against her contract with the resort and “spread the word on Facebook about how they committed the fraud against the hotel chain,” according to a press release by the Attorney General’s Office of Quintana Roo on March 15.


Exclusive | Elderly Israeli hostage reveals how he was forced to cook for his Hamas captors: ‘If someone tells them to kill us, they’ll do it’

Exclusive | Elderly Israeli hostage reveals how he was forced to cook for his Hamas captors: ‘If someone tells them to kill us, they’ll do it’

He and his fellow captives were allowed to “shower” once every two weeks – but the experience consisted of all five of them sharing a single bucket of cold water and a scrap of soap to wash themselves and their threads of clothing.


Biological mom of Connecticut House of Horrors victim comes forward as alleged wicked step mother appears in court

Biological mom of Connecticut House of Horrors victim comes forward as alleged wicked step mother appears in court

By then, cops said, he had been held in captivity for at least seven years — having allegedly been pulled out of school and confined inside at age 11.


CNN’s Scott Jennings slams ‘condescending’ ex-Biden official in heated on-air exchange: ‘Let me educate you’

CNN’s Scott Jennings slams ‘condescending’ ex-Biden official in heated on-air exchange: ‘Let me educate you’

Jennings, who is reported to have recently signed a lucrative contract extension with CNN, expressed firm support for that characterization, emphasizing the orchestrated nature of the attacks that are believed to be motivated by opposition to Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s role in the Trump administration.


Dems scapegoat Schumer, Oct. 7 broke civilization and other commentary

Dems scapegoat Schumer, Oct. 7 broke civilization and other commentary

“Elite schools are under enormous fire from the Trump administration,” but, argues prof Jonathan Zimmerman at The Hill, their real problem “isn’t racism, or antisemitism or wokeism.


FDA cracks down on popular gay party drug ‘poppers’

FDA cracks down on popular gay party drug ‘poppers’

Poppers, made of alkyl nitrates, have operated in a legal gray area for decades — masquerading as cleaning solvents and nail polish remover, according to Fast Company — but the inhalants have now seemingly fallen under scrutiny.


Albany to crime victims: Drop dead

Albany to crime victims: Drop dead

Over the past weeks of budget debates, “progressive” legislators and advocates have argued that because dismissal rates for indicted felonies — think heinous murders and shootings — have not skyrocketed under the discovery law, everything is fine.


Exclusive | Overwhelming number of New Yorkers support changes to take mentally ill off streets, subways: poll

Exclusive | Overwhelming number of New Yorkers support changes to take mentally ill off streets, subways: poll

The poll — conducted by Tulchin Research for ABNY — also found that 73% of voters said that the number of public safety incidents in New York involving individuals with untreated severe mental illness has increased in recent years.


Exclusive | NYC residents beg Trump admin to close controversial safe injection site: ‘We need federal intervention’

Exclusive | NYC residents beg Trump admin to close controversial safe injection site: ‘We need federal intervention’

In November 2021, then-Mayor Bill de Blasio celebrated the nation’s first government-backed “overdose prevention centers” opening in East Harlem and Washington Heights, where junkies could snort or inject their drug of choice under medical supervision, in addition to picking up clean paraphernalia to use either in or outside their walls.


Exclusive | NYPD patrol car beloved cop was executed in by drug deal was left for ruin— until now

Exclusive | NYPD patrol car beloved cop was executed in by drug deal was left for ruin— until now

The estimated $30,000 restoration effort is a labor of love for about a dozen retired officers who will ask the NYPD to install the car at the Police Academy in Queens so young cops can learn about Byrne, 22, who was guarding the home of a witness in a drug dealer’s criminal case on Feb. 26, 1988, when he was murdered.