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Uber driver who says he drove NYC artist’s suspected killer to Pa. recounts creepy, silent ride

Uber driver who says he drove NYC artist’s suspected killer to Pa. recounts creepy, silent ride

Thomas Gannon, 56, seemed “miserable” during the more than 200-mile drive to his home in Honesdale, Pa., where police said he committed suicide shortly after he murdered artist Sabina Rosas in a guest room at the Shou Subi Ban House in Water Mill on Monday, driver Ozan Musullu told the Daily Mail.

Voters in pivotal Pennsylvania county weigh in on Trump, Harris and the issues: ‘This area really counts’

Voters in pivotal Pennsylvania county weigh in on Trump, Harris and the issues: ‘This area really counts’

Sheri also criticized Harris’ time as a liberal California prosecutor, telling The Post that “Kamala’s prosecution record doesn’t give me a lot of warm and fuzzy that she’s gonna be hard on these criminals that are destroying our society.”

1010 WINS reporter attacked on NYC street in random assault: ‘This is the new norm’

1010 WINS reporter attacked on NYC street in random assault: ‘This is the new norm’

Dillon added that she thinks city officials are trying to cover up such recent violence, which she believes is more widespread than people know and is being perpetrated by an organized group of men with a vendetta against women.

The wreck of the Bayesian: How Mike Lynch’s party to celebrate beating multibillion-dollar fraud charges turned to tragedy in an instant

The wreck of the Bayesian: How Mike Lynch’s party to celebrate beating multibillion-dollar fraud charges turned to tragedy in an instant

Nick Sloane, an engineer who worked on the Costa Concordia salvage operation a decade ago, told Sky News that there was a possibility the missing passengers could still be alive — surviving in air pockets left in the wreckage.

NYC politicians want to create office of ‘black male excellence’

NYC politicians want to create office of ‘black male excellence’

“We are dedicated to addressing systematic inequalities and create pathways for opportunities for more black and brown men in New York City,” Riley said when introducing the legislation earlier this month.