Slain Queens mom Orsolya Gaal was remembered by family as “the most beautiful person” who was a devoted parent and avid world traveler during a Monday night memorial service. “‘Orsolya, what a beautiful name’ was the response of many when first introduced to her, though few could ever pronounce her name correctly,” the victim’s heartbroken … Read more
Jurors at Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s bombshell defamation trial were shown photos of the bruised-up actress Monday — as she denied the op-ed at the heart of the case was about her ex-husband. Heard’s attorneys showed several images of the actress with a red and swollen face from what she said was the troubled … Read more
Transit officials on Monday unveiled a new staircase and entryway at the Times Square subway station that they said cost the transit authority a cool $30 million to build. MTA CEO Janno Lieber said the “stunning… first class” 15-foot wide staircase at the “center” of Broadway Plaza at 43rd Street Street would provide tourists and … Read more
The radical pro-choice group that doxxed six Supreme Court justices who are expected to overturn Roe v. Wade claims they have been permanently banned from TikTok. Ruth Sent Us, which also called on extremists to storm Catholic church services, complained about the ban from a backup account Saturday. “Our account was mass-reported and ‘permanently banned’ … Read more
Hillary Clinton’s top campaign lawyer will be among the first witnesses against a former colleague who’s charged with lying to the FBI, a prosecutor revealed in court Monday. Democratic election lawyer Marc Elias could be called to the witness stand at Michael Sussmann’s trial in Washington, DC, as soon as Tuesday, said Michael Keilty, a … Read more
New York City’s Department of Education has pumped the brakes on plans to axe popular incumbent superintendents before consulting with families. The reverse-course comes after The Post reported on backlash from parents fuming that they weren’t consulted on the presumed ousting of beloved school bosses, and mounting public pressure from state and local representatives. “The central … Read more
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation Monday that makes it illegal to protest outside of private homes in the Sunshine State. Violators would be given one chance to disperse after an official warning and would be subject to arrest and up to 60 days in jail if they don’t comply. DeSantis signed the law after … Read more
Mayor Eric Adams is traveling to Albany Tuesday to lobby key Democratic lawmakers on his end of session priorities such as extending mayoral control of the city’s public schools. “On the number of meetings, the team is still putting that together to make sure we speak with as many of my former colleagues and new … Read more
The Biden administration on Monday said it would relax rules for sending money to Cuba and reverse former President Donald Trump’s policies that made it more difficult to travel to or migrate from the island. The slate of changes outraged prominent Cuban-American politicians who hoped Cuba’s authoritarian Communist leaders were on the ropes after large … Read more
Mayor Eric Adams wants to make New York City a bigger player in the gaming industry. Adams announced on Thursday a $2-million partnership with the City University of New York to establish a bachelor’s degree in digital game design. The tech-savvy mayor said the program could reach more than 1,000 students over three years and … Read more