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  1. “The moment Katie Britt's soul left her body," one user wrote of the senator's stunned expression.

  2. Bizarre hoax uncovered after SoCal cops went hunting for deadly viper

    Santa Ana Police responded to a report of a suspected Gaboon viper in the backyard of a home along Cypress Ave Monday.

  3. New York Times exec’s horrified family reveal ‘really bad situation’ he was in when shot by his in-laws

    Garner said he spoke to McKinsey a year ago after losing contact with him since he was 20.

  4. Becerra may want to check how to spell the name of the San Francisco mayor.

  5. The National Weather Service also said dangerous ocean conditions could linger.

  6. Feds urged to crack down on fake passports, green cards along NYC’s Roosevelt Avenue

    Neighborhood activists are calling on the Department of Homeland Security to crack down on the illicit sale of fraudulent passports, green cards and Social Security cards along notorious Roosevelt Avenue.

  7. Hochul dodges weighing in on Mamdani’s antisemitism plan — which won’t define the term

    The Democratic governor, who is running for reelection in November, refused to weigh in on one of the report’s primary deficiencies; its refusal to define antisemitism.

  8. The powerful nor'easter that pummeled New York over the weekend may have caused havoc -- but it also brought some heartwarming news.

  9. Xavier Becerra mocked migrant kids as ‘little Juanitos’, ex-aide claims

    Former Joe Biden official alleged Xavier Becerra called migrant kids 'little Juanitos and Juanitas,' sparking concern inside his California governor campaign.

  10. Obese rat dies escaping NYC trash can — but locals laud sick scene as high art: ‘It’s sculpture’

    Even rodent-weary New Yorkers were deeply moved by the sight of a rat so fat it died after gorging on garbage in Riverside Park — with some comparing the sidewalk scene to high art or “a New York sculpture.”

  11. Nor’easter leaves Rockaway Beach looking like steep cliffs of Ireland: ‘Almost totally gone’

    "All the sand here was taken away and ended up down there by Breezy Point.

  12. Trump’s ‘morally binding’ artificial intelligence pledge signed by tech leaders — read in full

    President Trump released the text of a voluntary accord signed by tech leaders Tuesday, which he described as a “constitution” that will allow for the safe development of artificial intelligence.

  13. ‘Racist Karen’ makes deranged court appearance after sick video of her abusing father and daughter

    Lindsay Hansen, dubbed San Jose's 'racist Karen,' grinned at cameras in court after a viral video showed her harassing a father and daughter

  14. Hochul has a record-breaking amount of campaign cash in final stretch of NYS election campaign

    Hochul announced raising $8.5 million over the summer months between her campaign and the state Democratic party’s account, bringing her combined total to $33 million cash-on-hand ahead of the runup to November’s midterms.

  15. Those figures came as a shock, following the "PR victory" of the FIFA World Cup, jointly hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico this summer.

  16. California universities could scrap English test for international students

    The California State University system currently requires undergraduate applicants whose schooling was in a language other than English to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language.

  17. “Cornell Police do not handle serious crimes and are better equipped to break parties and do crowd control at football games, not conduct a major criminal investigation,” the lawyer said.

  18. Accused rapist Russell Brand stars in MAHA summit, cracks joke about unwanted touching to Dr. Oz

    Comedian Russell Brand, ex-husband of singer Katy Perry, moderated a panel at the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) summit and made a head-turning joke ahead of his rape trial next month.

  19. Hegseth to slash 20% of general and admiral roles in Pentagon’s anti-bureaucracy push

    Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is eyeing yet another purge at the Pentagon aimed at gutting bureaucracy by slashing 20% of general and admiral roles, a department official told The Post.

  20. OpenAI, Google, Anthropic agree to attend AI hearing in NYC after subpoena threats

    The tech-giants' appearance at the council-wide hearing in October was confirmed Monday.

  21. California town shuts down for incredible rodeo on the beach as thousands pack the sand

    The annual Beach BreakaWave Rodeo made its debut at Avila Beach this year where competitors faced off in classic rodeo mainstays including bronc riding, breakaway roping, and barrel racing.

  22. Nancy Guthrie investigators make ruling on new possible ransom note as case nears its 8th month

    A new ransom note for the missing Nancy Guthrie is not legitimate, Arizona authorities announced on Tuesday.

  23. Homeless man makes a camp, complete with shopping cart, atop a bus shelter in upscale LA neighborhood

    A photo of the shelter from KTLA shows a man lying on top of it next to some personal belongings and a shopping cart.

  24. New Yorkers battling Mamdani’s pied-a-terre tax snag big legal win — as casino mogul Steve Wynn joins fight

    Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration was dealt a blow Tuesday as a judge ruled the city must scrap its bungled rollout of the new pied-à-terre tax and start anew.

  25. California city considers midnight alcohol ban to fight crime – triggering backlash from bar owners

    Redlands is considering prohibiting local bars from selling alcohol after midnight — two hours before state law requires alcohol sales to stop — in hopes of reducing crime.

  26. Hollywood actress’ performative rant about son’s sexuality at LGBT gala fuels online backlash

    Actress Camryn Manheim faces backlash after joking at an HRC gala that she is disappointed her son, Milo Manheim, turned out to be heterosexual.

  27. LIRR rider satisfaction takes a dip after MTA’s fare hike and ticket changes

    The Long Island Rail Road’s commuter satisfaction is tanking after transit bosses hiked fares, ended some ticket options and started slapping riders with surcharges for activating tickets after they’re on board.

  28. Flynn hatched the horrific scheme after a yearslong affair with with Alleigha Botner, 24, whom he met in 2022 while she was a 20-year-old intern at the church where he served as a music pastor, prosecutors said.

  29. Police officer’s toddler whips out loaded gun at daycare – quick-acting staff avert disaster

    The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office is investigating the matter.

  30. Psycho South Carolina mom stabs her two kids over 50 times in unhinged attack that leaves one facing amputation

    A maniac South Carolina mom stabbed her two kids roughly 50 times during an unhinged attack that left one of them facing possible amputations.

  31. Dennis Rodman set to meet with Trump as prez plots Kim Jong Un reunion

    Dennis Rodman is worming his way back into the spotlight.

  32. Nathalie Belizaire, 29, was arrested in Miami after allegedly leaving her four young children home alone to go on a three-night Bahamas cruise.

  33. NYT exec received haunting message from dad days before in-law murder in broad-daylight execution

    A father's haunting message to his transgender son weeks before his killing has been revealed.

  34. Nearly a third of Americans eating fewer fresh vegetables after ‘explosive diarrhea’ virus outbreak: poll

    Nearly a third of Americans cut back their produce consumption and nearly two-thirds changed their behavior this summer after an “explosive diarrhea” parasite ravaged rectums across the country, according to a poll.

  35. Illegal migrants busted on California beach by officer after jet skis drop them off

    Video shows suspected smugglers dropping off a group of migrants on Imperial Beach in San Diego County.

  36. ''No student should ever be left wondering whether the institutions meant to protect them will listen and act.''

  37. Six Flags Magic Mountain permanently shuts down X2 after series of catastrophic brain injuries

    Six Flags Magic Mountain in California announced that it would permanently close the X2 coaster after passengers suffered a string of serious injuries.

  38. Violent pair pistol-whips man, steals luxury watch, cash outside NYC bar: cops

    The duo -- both strangers -- approached the victim around 3:20 a.m. in front of Josie’s Bar on East 6th Street near Avenue A and yanked on his fanny pack, police said.

  39. Trump calls for ‘tremendous self-regulation’ of AI at lunch with billionaire tech titans

    President Trump called for "tremendous self-regulation" of artificial intelligence at a White House lunch with tech billionaires — as he prepared to sign orders renaming AI as "super intelligence" in official communications.

  40. 7 California cities ranked among the best places to live in US

    Seven California cities made the cut — but none cracked the top 100.

  41. NASA appears to be pulling its SR-71 Blackbird, the fastest production plane ever made, out of retirement as the Trump administration teases its new line of hypersonic surveillance jets — but doubt remains if the old aircraft can soar again.

  42. Blakeman taunts Hochul with Massapequa Chiefs name — as high schoolers troll NYS logo ‘ban’

    “Once a Chief, always a Chief.

  43. Jack Smith’s team got texts of dozens of reporters, bank info from thousands of Americans: Grassley

    The outlets affected were Fox News, CNN, CBS News' "60 Minutes," NBC News and CNBC, as well as the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Bloomberg, the Los Angeles times and New York Magazine.

  44. Tennessee’s first female death row inmate in 200 years snubs her last meal ahead of Wednesday execution

    A Tennessee woman set to become the first female executed in the state in over 200 years on Wednesday has refused her last meal.

  45. Baby girl with six toes is found dead in dumpster outside California school – as cops probe chilling theory

    The grisly discovery occurred around 10:30 p.m.

  46. Trump unveils AI-powered America.gov website — a one-stop shop for these government services

    The new website is designed to unwind bureaucracy on a range of services, including renewing a passport.

  47. University of Georgia student falls out of 8th-floor apartment window while dancing on sofa — and survives

    A University of Georgia student miraculously survived a fall from the eighth floor of an apartment building, according to her father.

  48. A former "South Park" writer-turned-”Cornell 7” vigilante says he plans to use billboards to name and shame the alleged gang-rape frat brothers — and mocked the “trolls” who are criticizing him.

  49. The “American Idol” alum and ex-church pastor “made a choice” to murder his wife so he could start a new life with his mistress, prosecutors said in closing arguments.

  50. Massive layoffs rock Disney as new CEO slashes hundreds of jobs

    The Mouse House is downsizing again.