Terrorist killer Yahya Sinwar did not want peace. Not once, not ever. New reporting reveals that as the hunt for him ramped up, this brutal killer gave orders that after his death, Hamas should refuse any concessions Israel might offer. Why? Because, as he saw it, the high civilian casualties of the war increased Hamas … Read more
A voter dropping off a mail-in ballot at Doylestown, Pennsylvania on Oct. 15, 2024. Photo by Hannah Beier/Getty Images Elon Musk can land a rocket booster back at the launch tower seven minutes after it takes off, but swing states can’t count votes in a timely manner. Unlike recovering a rocket booster, vote-counting is not … Read more
A Long Island judge was killed in a motorcycle crash in Yaphank on Sunday evening, local cops said. Nassau Supreme Court Justice Dawn Jimenez-Salta, 60, was riding on the back of a 2007 Harley-Davidson that collided with a car on the Long Island Expressway at just after 5:30 p.m., Suffolk County police said. Justice Dawn … Read more
The soulless son who allegedly slaughtered his elderly mother in their luxury Upper West Side building last year left behind a trail of clues pointing to his guilt, prosecutors revealed at his arraignment Monday. Edward Asencio, 51, worriedly researched the term “elder abuse” on Google after the brutal fatal beating of his 84-year-old mom Ana … Read more
Marc Molinaro says Josh Riley is even worse than this ex-pol Andrew Cuomo Andrew Cuomo is the lesser of two evils, freshman House member Marc Molinaro said about his current opponent. The first-term Republican lawmaker said Democrat Josh Riley is running an even more dishonest and deceitful campaign for Congress than what he faced in … Read more
Former President Donald Trump says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should “do what he wants to do” with regards to a potential retaliatory strike against Iran. “Well, I think [Netanyahu is] going to do what he wants to do. And I think he has to do that,” Trump told Saudi state-owned news outlet Al Arabiya … Read more
Hundreds of migrants living in Chicago’s shelters could be evicted in the coming months as the mayor finally cuts back on the city’s overburdened shelters. Starting Tuesday, only migrants who have been in the city for 30 days or less will be eligible for a bed in one of the 13 migrant shelters in Chicago, … Read more
NY Post readers discuss Vice President Harris’s absence from the annual Al Smith charity dinner held in New York. AP The Issue: Vice President Harris’s absence from the annual Al Smith charity dinner held in New York. Vice President Harris did not attend the annual Al Smith Dinner in New York (“Don roasts the lowly … Read more
A 2016 file photo of Edmonton Police Service Const. Hunter Robinz, who pleaded guilty on Oct. 21, 2024, to a count of breach of trust for using his job to seek sex from women, including witnesss and victims of crime.Photo by Ed Kaiser /Postmedia, file An Edmonton police officer has admitted to making sexual advances … Read more
Donald Trump enjoys “an edge” in the presidential race, reports Mark Penn at The Wall Street Journal, but it “could easily disappear.” AP Conservative: Swing-State Dems’ Telling Ads Democratic Sens. Bob Casey (Pa.), Sherrod Brown (Ohio) and Tammy Baldwin (Wisc.) and Senate candidate Rep. Elissa Slotkin (Mich.), all “in tight races,” are “running commercials that … Read more
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