A decade after he broke out of Clinton state prison in the infamous “Escape at Dannemora” and led cops on a 23-day manhunt that riveted the nation, convicted killer David Sweat, in an exclusive jailhouse interview with The Post, confessed to his one regret. He should have picked a better partner in crime. “If I … Read more
The 2026 primary election is officially one year out, as of this week. High-profile races on the ballot include a battle to be California’s next governor, and a potentially competitive L.A. mayor’s race. (Jim Cooke / Los Angeles Times) It’s June in California, which means the jacarandas are magnificently in bloom, joyous graduates overfill school … Read more
NY Post readers discuss New York lawmakers’ policies that prioritize perps over victims and more. Oleksandr – stock.adobe.com Focus on victims My heart goes out to Theresa Bliss, whose son was brutally murdered (“Stop Ignoring Victims,” PostOpinion, June 3). Ms. Bliss said it all so well, too: Lawmakers must stop ignoring the families whose children … Read more
“Private companies can do whatever they want,” leftists once snorted in defense of companies like Facebook banning conservative speech. But now the tables have turned, and LGBTQ activists have found themselves in a state between panicked and sulky as their fair-weather friends in corporate America are pulling sponsorships of Pride celebrations this month. As a … Read more
The fiery feud between President Trump and Elon Musk is the most exciting public breakup since the days of Brangelina, according to Bill Maher. The late-night comedian compared the public warfare and vitriol to that of “Godzilla vs. King Kong if Godzilla was on ketamine and King Kong had a combover.” The big beautiful break-up … Read more
It’s not easy being green. Of the nearly 1,000 celebrity caricatures on the walls of iconic theater-district institution Sardi’s, the one pilfered the most, oddly, is Kermit the Frog. “Kermit was stolen three times. And then we screwed him up to the wall,” Johnny Felidi, longtime maître d’ at the 100-year-old eatery, told The Post ahead … Read more
Students in New York City’s largest school district are so bored by the DOE’s dumbed-down math curriculum they read novels in class, parents say. Families are forced to shell out thousands of dollars for tutors or flee in search of more challenging programs, parents say. Parents in District 2, which covers most of Midtown, Lower … Read more
People get in place before a vigil Friday for Baldwin Park Police Officer Samuel Riveros. Riveros was killed in the line of duty during a shooting last week. (Luke Johnson / Los Angeles Times) Sirens blared along Ramona Boulevard in Baldwin Park as police officers from throughout the region gathered Friday to mourn one of … Read more
Former star New York Giant defensive lineman Chris Canty has gone on offense — against his Upper West Side tenant. The Super Bowl champ and co-host of ESPN Radio’s “Unsportsmanlike” has been accused of unnecessary roughness as he tries to oust the last remaining resident of a five-story, $5.2 million townhouse Canty owns, according … Read more
The most common cancer in women — and one of the deadliest — may have finally met its match. Development of a breakthrough vaccine researchers say could eradicate breast cancer by 2030 wrapped up phase one of its clinical trial this week, with more than 75% of women showing a strong immune response, as measured … Read more
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