Former President Donald Trump assured Puerto Rico’s ex-governor that he was prepared to launch a first strike in the event of nuclear warfare during a tour of the hurricane ravaged island back in 2017, the former governor claims in an upcoming book. Ricardo Rosselló, now a congressional delegate for the US territory, said he was … Read more
A young girl fainted behind Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry Wednesday as he signed the controversial new bill requiring the Ten Commandments be displayed in public schools, video shows. As the Republican leader was talking about the legislation, a girl standing directly behind him in a white shirt appeared to turn pale and sway back and … Read more
Two Maine millionaires are bickering in court over accusations that one poisoned the other’s trees to score the ultimate ocean view — and that in doing so, a lethal herbicide leached into their small community’s only public beach. Lisa Gorman, wife of the late LL Bean president Leon Gorman, claims that her neighbor applied herbicide … Read more
A Chinese migrant, who was wanted for murder in Los Angeles, was caught and arrested after waltzing back over the border and turning himself into authorities, expecting to be released into the US, according to Homeland Security sources. The migrant — whose name is Junnan Ge — was arrested in the San Diego area June 14 … Read more
First elected when Jean Chretien was prime minister, McKay served as Parliamentary secretary in the governments of both Paul Martin and Justin Trudeau Liberal MP John McKay in 2019.Photo by Justin Tang/The Canadian Press/File OTTAWA — Liberal John McKay, who has been an MP since 1997, says he won’t run for office again. The Scarborough-Guildwood … Read more
A homeless straphanger feared for his life Thursday when he was accidentally thrown into the path of a Brooklyn train by a frantic commuter — who wound up being the only one to come to the victim’s rescue. The man was left emotionally shaken and suffered 12 broken ribs in the horrifying ordeal, but he … Read more
Schulz said she is not concerned by the shifting regulations in the energy market, touting Alberta’s action on the environment Rebecca Schulz, left, shakes hands with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith after Schulz was sworn into cabinet in Edmonton, Monday, Oct. 24, 2022. Alberta’s environment minister expressed little concern during her visit to Washington that European … Read more
The jury saw a video and dozens of photos taken inside the trailer Weapons and ammunition seized by the RCMP are shown in this handout photo. An RCMP officer has told a murder-conspiracy trial that several weapons were discovered inside a travel trailer near the 2022 border blockade at Coutts, Alta.Photo by HO /The Canadian … Read more
The Post endorses Albany County District Attorney David Soares in this month’s Democratic Primary. Hans Pennink In the race for Albany County District Attorney, The Post endorses incumbent DA David Soares as a voice of reason. Twenty years ago, Soares, then a Soros-backed progressive, ran for district attorney as a reformer denouncing the tough Rockefeller … Read more
New York City’s housing stock is set to grow even more distressed after the Rent Guidelines Board just voted yet again to limit increases for a million rent-stabilized apartments to less than the inflation rate. Lefties will still attack Mayor Adams because his RGB has now OK’d nominal rent hikes for a third year in … Read more
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