Miller Sanford Searchers work around the wreckage site of the crashed American Airlines jet near Ronald Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Va. on Jan. 31, 2025. AP The Issue: President Trump and others blaming the American Airlines crash on DEI, the FAA, and more. We must make sure that air-traffic controllers are not cut from the Federal … Read more
White House Counsel Bernard Nussbaum resigned Saturday, bringing to an end a yearlong tenure marked by controversy and accusations that his zealous advocacy of Bill Clinton’s interests had compromised the President’s political standing. In a letter released by the White House, Nussbaum defended his performance, saying his critics “do not understand, nor wish to understand, … Read more
Ethan Nwaneri of Arsenal celebrating with teammate Riccardo Calafiori after scoring a goal in a UEFA Champions League match against Girona FC. Arsenal FC via Getty Images Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. It’s a … Read more
A criminal-coddling Big Apple judge with just 13 months on the bench has already sprung at least three maniacs — including the unhinged nutter who allegedly pushed a woman into a moving subway this week, The Post has learned. Judge Marva Brown cut loose Markeese Brazelis on a 3rd-degree sexual abuse charge last week for … Read more
People affected by the Eaton fire fill out forms for assistance at the Pasadena Convention Center last month. (John McCoy / For The Times) Dear Liz: We are assembling our important document to-go box with the typical things advised should we need to evacuate, such as birth and marriage certificates, passports, insurance documents, mortgage statements, … Read more
A sign outside the Internal Revenue Service building on May 4, 2021, in Washington. (Patrick Semansky / Associated Press) Tax season is underway, and the Internal Revenue Service expects 140 million people will file returns by April 15. The agency has also debuted a new online tool to help taxpayers check the status of any … Read more
Author Emily Oster, right, at a book reading in Washington last year. (Leigh Vogel / Getty Images for Emily Oster) Every generation has its parent whisperer. My mother and father had Benjamin Spock, the pediatrician who promoted the revolutionary idea that children should be cherished and held, not whipped or spanked. His landmark 1946 book, … Read more
Los Angeles City Hall tower reflected above the entrance to LAPD headquarters in downtown. (Brian van der Brug/Los Angeles Times) A man who says an off-duty police officer chased him with a gun in Westchester last spring is suing the city of Los Angeles, alleging he was threatened at gunpoint for talking to the officer’s … Read more
Escape from the Palisades: Split-second decision making, confusing responses The dirty brown smoke signaled trouble as it curled skyward near a popular hiking trail above Pacific Palisades on a breezy Tuesday morning in early January. A luxury real estate agent about to show a 7,200-square-foot mansion on West Sunset Boulevard wondered if a house up … Read more
Forum Mobility’s executive team at the Port of Oakland. Adam Browning, left, Lien Dinh, Jacqueline Torres and Matt LeDucq. (Paul Kuroda) It seemed like the death knell. The state of California failed to get required federal permission from the Biden administration — the Biden administration — to enforce new regulations that would phase out sales … Read more
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