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A City Councilwoman who dodged criminal charges for biting an NYPD chief at a Brooklyn protest could still face a judge over the matter — in civil court. Frank DiGiacomo, deputy chief of Patrol Brooklyn South, served his Brooklyn Supreme Court lawsuit against Councilwoman Susan Zhuang (D-Brooklyn) at her Gravesend home on April 9, a … Read more

The Brooklyn woman accused of leaving a brick scrawled with a swastika and the word “Nazi” on a parked Tesla is a super-woke family therapist who was involved in criminal justice diversion programs — and blamed Elon Musk for her heinous actions as she was taken into custody. Natasha Cohen was released on her own recognizance following her … Read more

The Big Apple is finally launching into spring. The sun will set the metro area on fire Saturday, reaching a sunburn-inducing 83-degree high — marking the warmest day this year so far. “That’s about 20 degrees above average of where we should be. Our average is usually 63,” Marissa Lautenbacher, a Fox Weather meteorologist, told … Read more

There’s no one better poised to spill the tea on Hollywood’s insidious sexual shenanigans than film producer Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas. She was barely out of her teens when she joined the William Morris Agency as a secretary in the early ’80s. “You know, people like Harvey Weinstein were not the anomaly, they were the norm,” she … Read more

  It’s one of the biggest conspiracy theories surrounding the American Revolutionary War. The most famous midnight ride in American history occurred 250 years ago Friday when Sons of Liberty members Paul Revere and William Dawes rode to Lexington to warn fellow “patriots” that the British Army was on the march. (Fun fact: Revere and … Read more

Federal workers are whining about the “DOGE 15” — the added weight they’ve packed on since being dragged back to the office and worrying about their own productivity and looming layoffs. Being back in person like the rest of the American workforce has meant kissing the gym goodbye, and leisurely walks at lunch have also … Read more

A wannabe-G.I. Jane’s dream of becoming the first female Navy S.E.A.L. ended because military recruiters delayed her application so long that she aged out, she claimed in a lawsuit. The US Navy officials failed to advance Amanda S. Reynolds’ application, then told her in the fall that she would no longer qualify for Naval Officer … Read more

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought throughout her career for women’s rights — “on the basis of sex.” But since “sex” merged into “gender” three decades ago, the entire area of sex-based rights has become blurred. In the United Kingdom, they have suddenly become unblurred and — legally — crystal clear.  5Women celebrating in front of … Read more

The biological mom of suspected Florida State University shooter Phoenix Ikner claimed she has not seen her estranged son in several years after she abducted him to Europe a decade ago — but had concerns over his well-being. Anne-Mari Eriksen said she had concerns for her 20-year-old son before he was accused of killing Aramark … Read more

An escaped California inmate wanted for killing the leader of an elite Mexican police unit while on the run was arrested in Tijuana, Mexico. Cesar Hernandez, 34, was arrested Thursday by Mexico’s State Investigation Agency. Hernandez was wanted in connection with the shooting death of 33-year-old Abigail Esparza Reyes, the leader of the Mexican police … Read more