Gala event overseen by Mayor Eric Adams’ brother, Bernard, causes confusion among would-be attendees

Some social media users were convinced that Jason Kelce fell asleep at one point during Taylor Swift's show Friday in Miami.

Brides are walking down the aisle — but can their politically divided guests reach across it?

"Them Kelce boys really can sleep anywhere ???." one fan commented under the post on X, while the account for the "New Heights" podcast joked, "Caught in 4K ??."

A promotions company is suing The Cozy Corner Sports Bar in Queens for allegedly poaching the $pay-per-view telecast of a hot boxing card headlined by Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder III, according to a Brooklyn federal complaint.

Labor fights for prevailing wages on affordable housing projects built by faith-based groups

HBO's Bill Maher warned Vice President Kamala Harris that she is "very vulnerable" to an October surprise and urged her to "not f--- this up" after he predicted her victory.

Political candidates on both sides shouldn’t dismiss the seemingly niche and trivial trends on TikTok.

During a private fundraising event in New York in October, 2022, President Biden gave an ominous warning about the prospect of nuclear “Armageddon.” “We’ve got a guy I know fairly well, his name is Vladimir Putin,” Biden told the crowd, according to Bob Woodward’s new book, “War” (Simon & Schuster, out now). “I spent a...

Editor’s Note: Washington Week With The Atlantic is a partnership between NewsHour Productions, WETA, and The Atlantic airing every Friday on PBS stations nationwide. Check your local listings or watch full episodes here. With Election Day just over two weeks away, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are looking to motivate their bases—while also persuading any remaining voters in key battleground states. On Washington Week With The Atlantic, panelists discussed the candidates’ final campaign strategies and how their rhetoric is being perceived among voters.As Election Day looms closer, Democrats are exhibiting a marked shift in tone compared with what was the “summer of joy” in American politics, Susan Glasser said last night. “Kamala Harris is no longer making fun of Donald Trump and saying he’s weird,” Glasser continues. “Instead, the vice president is campaigning on the ways in which Trump is a threat to democracy.” And in response, “Trump has escalated his rhetoric in a way that seems determined to prove the point that she’s making.”The Harris campaign’s reemphasis on Trump’s threats is a return to an argument that, previously, proved less effective among voters, Franklin Foer said last night. “Is there any reason to believe that the democracy argument is going to catch now?” he asked panelists. This is why, in part, the Harris campaign continues to ramp up efforts among undecided voters, especially disaffected Republicans. And though a similar line of campaigning “wasn’t working for Joe Biden,” Francesca Chambers said, “perhaps they think that it was the messenger and not the message that was the problem.”Also this week, Israel’s killing of the Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar opens a new turning point for the war in Gaza. The panel discussed what this could mean for tensions across the Middle East and the future of U.S. foreign policy.Joining staff writer at The Atlantic and guest moderator Franklin Foer to discuss this and more: Peter Baker, the chief White House correspondent at The New York Times; Francesca Chambers, a White House correspondent at USA Today; Susan Glasser, a staff writer at The New Yorker; and Vivian Salama, a national politics reporter at The Wall Street Journal.Watch the full episode here.

It has returned to glory this year, with all four teams in the division having posted an eye-opening combined 17-5 mark.

They saw King Derrick Henry before he ascended to the throne with the Titans, and now with the Ravens as the NFL’s leading rusher — 119 carries for-704 yards, 5.9 yard average and eight touchdowns — at age 30.

The number of New Yorkers who received welfare checks last fiscal year is 19.1% more than in fiscal 2023.

Tokyo police say a man was arrested after throwing several firebombs into the headquarters of Japan’s ruling party in Tokyo.

Israel says a drone targeted Netanyahu's home. Iran’s supreme leader vows Hamas will continue fighting, and Israeli strikes in Gaza kill at least 50.

Aboard a chartered car of the shinkansen -- the Japanese word for bullet train -- around 40 thrill-seekers screamed in terror as the ride descended into a zombie apocalypse just in time for Halloween.

"All right everyone. November 5th – ElectionMania. The choice is yours. You can go with President Trump, Kane and The Undertaker or you can take Kamala Harris, Dave Bautista and Tim Walz."

"I’ve been preparing for this moment for years."

Georgia's bulldog mascot will not be making the trip to Austin, Texas, for the team's game against the No. 1 Longhorns. The animal's handler revealed why.

“That’s obviously a huge betrayal to her, and that hurts a lot. She hasn’t stopped crying. She’s devastated," the influencer's friend told The Post Friday.

CNN's Kara Swisher went viral for comments she made downplaying Big Tech's suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story during the 2020 presidential election.

A creep in Queens approached a woman on a subway platform and then used his phone to record her private parts, police said.

In 2023, the Department of Labor found at least 22 children had been unlawfully hired by a cleaning company to scrub JBS’ processing plant in Worthington, Minnesota.

A Washington Commanders marketing exec made clear the organization isn't going back to the Redskins nickname, despite fans clamoring for it.

Remembering Azay chef Akira Hirose and the other Japanese chefs cooking French food in L.A. Plus, Gustavo Arellano's dispatch from "America's unofficial Chile Highway." Cooking for Día de Muertos. A giant corn maze. And big kids sucking on baby food-style pouches — will it change how they eat as adults? In this week's Tasting Notes.

We’re letting readers tell you why these recipes are so spectacular in their own words.

The village of Lockland, Ohio says it is struggling with an influx of migrants from Mauritania, with what it says are dire financial consequences for the area.

A new history of horror traces its origins to an unexpected place.

Windows 11 Pro is just $19.97 for a limited time!

The comedian, 63, filed for divorce from Bick in December 2023.

The "heart" of the tent is suddenly gone.

Throughout American history, the nation has looked to its presidents to lead us. All presidents have faced challenges, but a handful have made momentous decisions that defined what kind of democracy the United States would be. Take a closer look at those critical turning points — and how they shaped the country.

When the dispatcher asked the 911 caller if she thought the driver was intoxicated, she responded, "Well he's on something because he can't drive straight."

The honor of having the last voter in the nation fell to Adak when they did away with absentee-only voting for the 2012 election and added in-person voting.

The Real Time host says "it wouldn’t move the needle at all."

In June the PTA had a balance of $64,817. In September, it was down to $12,564, according to the treasurer's report presented at the last meeting.

Councilwoman Susan Zhuang paid $25,000 in campaign cash to consulting firm Actum, which has helped rehab her image after she allegedly bit a cop.

The boy believes he was targeted because he'd mentioned he wanted to join the Israel Defense Forces when asked in class about future careers.

Andy Sabin of Amagansett has installed electrical wiring around his numerous political signs supporting the Republican presidential nominee -- ready to deliver 14,000 bolts to anyone who might try to steal or deface them, he told The Post.

It's a strange moment to degrade the job of university presidents by imposing a cloak of silence on them, writes Jeffrey Sonnenfeld.

"It’s really good during the day, but during the night, like people have said, it’s really dangerous," one young local resident said.

Sea lions have claimed La Jolla’s coastline, and other beach towns could be next.

We’ve compressed a generation’s worth of killing into four years — and with nine murders on the subway this year, this danger is not abating.

The ESPN BET promo code NPNEWS lets new users get access to a $1,000 First Bet Reset to use on any sports betting market today.

Native New Yorker, Dorothy Parker, did not like movies. She did not like Hollywood. And she really did not like the people who ran it.

Yankees legend Derek Jeter could only take so much of the lovable mascots of his former crosstown rivals – leading to an awkward moment during the Fox Sports postgame show.

New York Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello chided WNBA officials on Friday night after the team's close Game 4 loss to the Minnesota Lynx.

Tropical Storm Nadine is expected to bring gusty winds and heavy rain to Central America, the Yucatan Peninsula and southern Mexico.

A record number of businesses are "on the edge of collapse" in Britain as the left-wing Labour Party government in Westminster is reportedly set to impose the largest tax hike in modern history. The post Record 633,000 Businesses in Britain on Brink of Collapse: Report appeared first on Breitbart.