Miller Sanford Sika Dwimfo, who died Saturday, June 22, 2024, photographed in 2022. (Nailah Howze / For The Times) Artist, master jeweler, community activist and business owner Sika Dwimfo, referred to as the “Godfather of Leimert Park,” died Saturday. He was 83. His daughter, Milan Dwimfo, posted Sunday on Instagram, “My heart is broken to share that … Read more
Listen to our better angels Sag Harbor’s sagging. Stunned that buddies let Timberlake lumber into a car. Drive. Alone. Zonked. Feeling maybe a little their fault. Not like they didn’t see him woozily leaving the town’s busy American Hotel bar. Maybe heading to East Hampton pal Jimmy Fallon. Visibly too zonked to drive. Justin Timberlake was arrested for … Read more
Sunday’s attacks came after Russia struck Kharkiv on Saturday afternoon with four aerial bombs, hitting a five-story residential building and killing three people. Local residents react near a residential building destroyed by an aerial bomb explosion in the centre of Kharkiv, on June 22, 2024, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Photo by SERGEY BOBOK … Read more
Chinese and U.S. flags flutter outside the building of an American company in Beijing, China. REUTERS In yet another front where the Biden administration is blithely ignoring US national security, a bombshell Post report last week revealed that Chinese entities have bought up land around 19 military bases nationwide. The danger’s obvious: Beijing can easily … Read more
Unifor issued a release Sunday saying 1,350 workers are on strike. Unifor says 1,350 workers are on strike as of today after the union failed to reach an agreement with Bombardier last night. A Bombardier plant is seen in Montreal on Friday, June 5, 2020.Photo by Paul Chiasson /THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA — Bombardier aircraft … Read more
New York’s dominant Democratic-progressive establishment basically ignored the voter anger exposed in the 2022 elections — and the voters have noticed. The new Siena poll is the latest evidence: More than half the state’s registered voters say New York is heading in the “wrong direction.” How, exactly? Well, 49% say crime has gotten worse across … Read more
Students on the UC Santa Barbara campus in 2021. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times) Dozens of officers removed an encampment of pro-Palestinian protesters from the campus of UC Santa Barbara early Sunday morning, according to videos and social media posts by the protest group. University officials did not respond to calls on Sunday afternoon. … Read more
Turns out Latino voters don’t behave like the caricatures that far-left Democrats created to justify their monstrous open-borders policies. Among battleground-state Latino voters, ex-prez Donald Trump and the GOP lead Joe Biden and the Democrats on who’s more trusted on immigration, 41% to 38%. Hardly a shock:A new Siena poll shows that even in deep … Read more
Jets cornerback Tae Hayes was arrested early Sunday morning in Alabama on a charge of marijuana possession, according to the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office. Hayes was booked and released after posting a $300 bond. The Jets, contacted by The Post, offered the following statement: “We are aware of the situation and we will refrain from … Read more
This photo taken from video released by Golos Dagestana shows smoke rising following an attack Sunday in Makhachkala, in Russia’s republic of Dagestan. (Golos Dagestana / Associated Press) Armed militants attacked two Orthodox churches, a synagogue and a traffic police post in Russia’s southern republic of Dagestan, killing a priest, a church security guard and … Read more
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