A 5-year-old Asian boy in Virginia was brought to tears by a gang of middle-school punks who terrorized him with ethnic slurs. A 5-year-old Chinese-American boy clutched his blanket and sobbed as a middle-schooler terrorized him with a barrage of ethnic slurs while pals laughed — with the whole attack on heartbreaking video. “No!” the … Read more
It’s a mystery when the iconic Playland amusement park will open for the season – but if and when it does it may be with only limited rides and attractions. Westchester County taxpayers are already on the hook to pay as much as $36 million to the park’s former management company, Standard Amusements — as … Read more
Onlookers inspect the damage after an Israeli army airstrike in Gaza City on Saturday. (Jehad Alshrafi / Associated Press) Hospitals in the Gaza Strip received the remains of 51 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes in the past 24 hours, the local Health Ministry said Sunday, noting that the Palestinian death toll from the 18-month war … Read more
A rally on Sunday in Paris’ Place de la République honors the Muslim man, identified in the French press only as Aboubakar, who was killed in a stabbing attack at a mosque in southern France. (Alain Jocard / AFP / Getty Images) A man suspected of killing a Muslim worshiper in a mosque in the … Read more
In an image released by Russia’s Defense Ministry on Sunday, a Russian army howitzer fires toward Ukrainian positions in Kherson, Ukraine. (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service / AP ) Russia launched a sweeping drone assault and airstrikes across Ukraine early Sunday, killing at least four people, officials said, after President Trump cast doubt over Russian … Read more
New York’s state budget is nearly a month late, and Albany’s Republicans have a rare chance to be relevant. Will they take it? Gov. Hochul has been locked in budgetary combat with legislative Democrats. Their main battle isn’t over spending, but rather policy changes without big fiscal impacts: Senate and Assembly Dems bristled at Hochul’s … Read more
The Supreme Court career of John Paul Stevens could not have been easily predicted in 1975 when he arrived as a Midwestern Republican with a background in corporate and antitrust law. A World War II veteran, he wanted no part of defending pornography as a free-speech issue: “Few of us would march our sons and … Read more
IT’S BEEN A better-than-average day for John Vasconcellos. The tempestuously moody state assemblyman, a Democrat from Santa Clara, has spent the morning conducting hearings of the Assembly Ways and Means Committee, which he chairs, and has managed to dispose of more than 80 bills without a hint of discord from any of its 23 members. … Read more
President Bush announced Friday night that he had ordered 4,500 federal troops into action in Los Angeles to help quell riots if violence flares anew. At the same time, Bush said he had ordered 6,000 National Guard members to be put under federal control to create a “Joint Task Force Los Angeles” to reinforce overburdened … Read more
The masked migrant who was arrested for stealing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s Gucci bag containing $3,000 in cash is a Chilean national who was previously busted for a similar scheme in London, law enforcement sources told The Post. Mario Bustamante-Leiva, 49, of Santiago, was arrested on Saturday after he allegedly made off with the … Read more
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