Rep. Eric Swalwell's pool and gym videos are resurfacing in California's governor race as his opponent's campaign hammers him for missing votes on Capitol Hill.

Multiple juveniles were taken into custody as cops tried to break up the melee of 100 to 200 youths at the Mall at Bay Plaza in Baychester.

Aaron Judge felt helpless at times late last season as he stood in right field knowing that his arm was not at full strength.

Cortney Reardanz is someone you want to root for. 

A travel startup is charging a staggering $18,500 for a six-person charter aboard a private jet–style rail car hooked onto an Amtrak train, so passengers can travel in “ultimate luxury” with a chef, steward and other out-of-this-world amenities. Philadelphia-based Lunatrain is offering the high-end service on two Amtrak routes — a 36-hour California Zephyr run...

Do the Jets play tag with running back Breece Hall?

Authorities can "confidently" rule out Nancy's family in the mysterious disappearance, according to an expert.

The Knicks hit the All-Star break in a very reasonable, somewhat satisfactory position.

A livestream captured the sound of approximately 11 gunshots as players and spectators fled for their lives.

“We are taking back the streets,” one resident said. “We are taking back the power."

The deranged gunman who shot five people, killing two, in a suspected “family dispute” at a Rhode Island high school hockey tournament was plagued by “mental health issues,” his daughter said.

President Trump slammed Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday for speaking at the Munich Security Conference, describing their appearances at the high-profile European forum as a “bad look” for the US.

She was too old to be told what to do.

Yoon Suk Yeol could face the death penalty when judges rule on the martial law crisis that many in South Korea see as a dark moment they would rather forget

South Korea is awaiting one of the most consequential court rulings in decades this week, with judges due to deliver their verdict on insurrection charges against the former president Yoon Suk Yeol and prosecutors demanding the death penalty.

When Yoon stands in courtroom 417 of Seoul central district court on Thursday to hear his fate, which will be broadcast live, he will do so in the same room where the military dictator Chun Doo-hwan was sentenced to death three decades ago. The charge is formally the same. Last time, it took almost 17 years and a democratic transition to deliver a verdict. This time, it has taken 14 months. Chun’s death sentence was later reduced to life imprisonment on appeal, and he was eventually pardoned.

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It took her five Winter Olympics, but the legendary 41-year-old bobsledder reached the top of the podium Monday in the women’s monobob.

After dominating the stage at Levi's Stadium last Sunday night with a historic all-Spanish set, the music icon quietly rented out Macarena, a Spanish restaurant in Palo Alto, for an exclusive after-party with friends and family.

NBA All-Star weekend brought some A-list parties to LA, but one bash left a hoops pro crying foul.

Judge acknowledged Monday that the early part of the winter was “brutal” waiting for the Yankees to make moves while the rest of the league got better around them.

The Mets are adding a veteran outfielder to compete for a job in camp.

PHOENIX – Edwin Diaz hasn’t thrown his first pitch for the Dodgers, but he has already envisioned what it would be like to be to throw the last one of a World Series. “Of course,” Diaz said in Spanish. The sound of the crowd. The celebration on the mound. The overwhelming emotions. “I imagine it’s...

NY Post readers discuss Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s panel appearances at the Munich Security Conference.

Jerome Tang is ready for an $18 million legal fight — and it could get ugly.

Pelicot’s riveting account of her ordeal refuses to conform to any agenda but her own

It is a mark of the power and honesty of Gisèle Pelicot’s memoir, A Hymn to Life – a seemingly impossible writing project in which the author must reconcile herself with horrors of which she has no recollection – that in the first 40 pages, the person I felt most angry towards was Pelicot herself. Her ex-husband, Dominique, who will almost certainly be in jail for the rest of his life for drugging and raping his wife and recruiting 50 men over the internet to do likewise, takes his place among the monsters of our age. In his absence, the reader may experience a version of what happened in Gisèle Pelicot’s own family – namely, the misdirection of anger towards her.

I have read enough books by female survivors of male sexual violence to say with confidence that Hymn to Life is unique. Pelicot – she decided to keep her married name in the interests of giving those of her grandchildren who share it a way to be proud rather than ashamed – was 67 when her husband of almost 50 years was arrested in 2020 for upskirting women in a supermarket in Carpentras, a small town in the south-east of France near the couple’s retirement home in the village of Mazan. When the police investigation uncovered a cache of videos and photos in which an unconscious Pelicot was shown being sexually assaulted by scores of men, she entered a nightmare.

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Messages from ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to sex offender, sent after his conviction, came to light last month

Six companies linked to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, are being wound down in the wake of revelations about her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

According to Companies House, an application to strike off each company was filed after new details about Ferguson’s contact with Epstein came to light in the millions of documents released by US authorities as part of the Epstein files.

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