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Under the Charter of the French Language, certain designated hospitals can provide “services to persons who, in the majority, speak a language other than French.” Santa Cabrini Hospital is not designated an officially bilingual institution, but has always treated patients in the language of their choice, whether it be English, French or Italian.Photo by Allen … Read more

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, center, gave a rambling, anti-Western speech at the annual Tusvanyos Summer University in Baile Tusnad, Romania, on Saturday. (Nandor Veres / Associated Press) Hungary’s nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Saturday that the European Union was sliding toward oblivion, in a rambling anti-Western speech in which he backed Donald Trump’s … Read more

Princess Diana described her two boys as ‘adoring’ one another (Picture: REX) ‘Intimate’ handwritten letters and cards from Princess Diana to her family’s former housekeeper will soon be sold at auction. The letters and postcards, some dated to the early 1980s, show just how different the royal family is today – especially the relationship between … Read more

The past six months have been the deadliest for traffic fatalities across the Big Apple since the launch of the Vision Zero program nearly a decade ago. The latest data, compiled by Transportation Alternatives, shows 61 pedestrians were killed by cars during the first half of 2024 — a 27% increase over the same period … Read more

Brad Lander wants to be mayor of New York City, but he’s still a blatant traffic scofflaw — despite pledging during his successful run for comptroller to improve his dismal driving record. The Democratic socialist — who multiple sources expect to soon announce he’s challenging Mayor Adams in next year’s Democratic primary — has racked … Read more

CARLISLE, Pa. — Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro hit the campaign trail on Saturday to stump for Vice President Kamala Harris in the Keystone State. Shapiro, 51, delivered a 20-minute rallying cry at a “Weekend of Action Volunteer Kick-Off ” Saturday morning at the Rendezvous Run Farm in Carlisle, near Harrisburg, and was joined by local … Read more

Three people were hurt in two shootings in the Bronx overnight, police said. A man, 39, was shot in the left hand and a woman, 23, was struck in the right leg on Webster Avenue and East 180th Street in Tremont at around 2:45 a.m. Saturday, cops said. Both victims went to St. Barnabas Hospital … Read more

An iconic city steakhouse is hitting an off note. Gallaghers, a theater district warhorse with a century of patronage by celebrities, was forced to add an embarrassing addendum to a signed portrait of Perry Como after customers kept confusing the crooner for Jeffrey Epstein. The framed black and white photo of a smiling Como, just … Read more

The Brooklyn Public Library leaned left with its recently released reading list, “Books to Contextualize this Week in Politics.”  The 14-book guide highlighted Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt’s book, “How Democracies Die” – which warns of former President Donald Trump’s impact on American democracy; and Robert Dallek’s “How Did We Get Here? From Theodore Roosevelt … Read more

An elderly man jumped to his death from a luxury Upper West Side building Saturday morning — and his foot was severed in the fall, landing on a car out front, cops said. The 84-year-old, who was not publicly identified, left a suicide note behind before plummeting to a third-floor balcony at the Anagram Columbus … Read more