NYC Mayor Election: Adams, Rivals, and Challenges
NYC faces a tough mayoral election with Adams amidst rivals: an antisemetic socialist & ex-Gov with COVID fatalities. Immigration policies & past mistakes raise concerns about NYC's future.
Arkansas Parents Get 70 Years for Hot Car Death
Deja and Justin Rollins received 70-year sentences after their toddler died in a hot car with other children. Prosecutors called the case 'troubling', citing child endangerment and neglect.
Frisco Stabbing Case: Metcalf vs. Anthony – Tragedy & Controversy
After Jeff Metcalf's child was fatally stabbed following an argument with Karmelo Anthony at a Frisco track meet, a press conference ignited controversy and sharp objection. Dignity, respect and disagreement all play a part.
Never Walk Alone NYC: Safety App for Pedestrians
Pamela Garber launches 'Never Walk Alone NYC,' a safety app pairing pedestrians for safer commutes in New York City, inspired by personal experiences and concerns over street safety. Aims for city revenue.
Grief, Accusations, and Disrespect: Teen Killing Aftermath
Family tensions rise after Austin Metcalf's killing. Accusations and a press conference ejection fuel the conflict, with a plea for unity and prayer overshadowed by disrespect and character assassination claims.
FAA Contractor Pleads Guilty to Iranian Government Conspiracy
Abouzar Rahmati, an FAA contractor, pleaded guilty to conspiring with Iranian intelligence, providing sensitive US aviation and solar energy information to Iran from 2017-2024. He faces potential prison time.
Karmelo Anthony Case: Family Seeks Security After Release
Family of Karmelo Anthony, Texas teen charged in stabbing, considers gated community and security. Defense cites no prior record. Public asked to withhold judgment in this tragedy. Self-defense claim.
Menendez brothers’ resentencing hearing being decided on today
But last month, Hochman submitted a motion to withdraw that request, saying he did not support the brothers’ resentencing because they had not admitted to lies they told as the case unfolded about why they killed their parents and did not “fully recognize, acknowledge, and accept complete responsibility” for their crime.
Murder suspect Karen Read asks SCOTUS justice to put trial on hold as jury selection underway — here’s why
Read filed a writ of certiorari this week after an appellate court denied her request to have charges of murder and fleeing the scene dropped from her second trial after the first ended with a hung jury last year.
Plan to open pot shop in Long Island town gets smoked by angry residents: ‘I hope you can sleep at night’
A mob of some 100 angry residents angrily ripped plans for a pot shop in Islip Monday — and demanded that local leaders ban marijuana sales, which they fear will turn kids in the Long Island town into a bunch of doped out zombies.
Palestinian-American billionaire accused of helping build ‘terror infrastructure’ for Hamas is sued by Oct. 7 attack victims’ families
GIE — which produced pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, furniture, textiles and bottles, among other products — had already gotten $6.93 million from the World Bank’s Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) in 2017 for any future damages due to “war” or “civil disturbance,” after another Hamas conflict with Israel three years prior.
Scandal-ridden pastor John-Paul Miller admits to relationship with widow of paralyzed vet but denies affair led to his alleged suicide
This week, the sister of Chris Skinner — a quadriplegic Army veteran turned motivational speaker — alleged that her brother took his own life in 2021 after learning that his wife was having an affair with Miller, his pastor.
Homeless woman left to die in impounded van — because no one looked inside, family’s $50M lawsuit claims
Monica Cameroni de Adams suffered “severe, but survivable, blunt force injuries” when a drunk driver slammed into her Honda Odyssey that was parked on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard on Nov. 5, 2023, according to the lawsuit obtained by The Post Friday.
Paralyzed Army vet ‘took own life after learning of wife’s affair’ with controversial SC pastor: sister
“It would be fair to say that the coroner has reopened the case because there’s been evidence [that’s] come forward that it could potentially not be an accident,” Skinner’s sister, Tamra McDermott, told Dailymail.com.
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’
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
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.