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The Ohio man accused of helping carry out the mass slaughter of his son’s ex-girlfriend and seven of her family members in 2016 is pushing for his trial to be moved to another county, claiming his local jury pool has been “tainted” against him. A pretrial hearing for William “Billy” Wagner III, 53, who is … Read more

New Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch isn’t afraid to shake things up. Tisch, during a Post interview, stressed that she’s about “substance” — not “palace intrigue” — and is willing to upend the “status quo” to fulfill the mission of keeping New Yorkers safe if needed. “I care less about the palace intrigue and more about … Read more

They did the math. Sheriffs in Wisconsin sprang into action Friday night when a 10-year-old boy called 911 with an epic educational emergency: math homework. The confused kiddo had been struggling with his practice problems, and when his family members also found themselves stumped, the boy turned to law enforcement for help, the Shawano County … Read more

SEATTLE – The effects from a rapidly developing “bomb cyclone” slammed the Seattle area Tuesday night, killing two people and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands as 50-75 mph winds toppled trees across the region. A woman was killed near Bellevue after a tree crashed into her home just after 7 p.m., according to the Bellevue … Read more

The US opted not to withhold weapons from Israel after the Jewish state sent a letter agreeing to improve humanitarian aid in Gaza and promising not to displace or starve Palestinians, according to a new report. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin gave Israel until Nov. 13 to improve the … Read more

New York’s $7.7 billion in handouts for the film industry came under scrutiny Wednesday — as state lawmakers seized on a new analysis showing taxpayers aren’t getting the best bang for their bucks. The independent analysis of the Film Production Tax Credit, conducted by a Philadelphia-based consulting firm, found the nearly $700 million yearly in … Read more

While 41% of customers between age 18 to 34 say they feel indifferent about being served in English, the indifference drops to around 30% for people 35 years and older The survey found that about 78 per cent of respondents across Quebec preferred to be served in French, eight per cent preferred English and the … Read more

Dr. Sugan Kayilasanathan will undergo supervision until a college-appointed expert completes an assessment of his practice Sugan Kayilasanathan outside a Toronto courthouse on April 14, 2014.Photo by Peter J. Thompson/National Post/File A doctor stripped of his licence to practice in 2018 for having sex with a patient has been reinstated, though he will have to … Read more

“It’s hard to understand how the new ‘top gun’ of Santé Québec will get hospitals and other health facilities to cut $1.5 billion from their budgets.” A reader asks: How will access to health care be improved when so many Quebecers don’t have family doctors and ERs are overcrowded and to be avoided?Photo by Allen … Read more