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Mayor Hochul to the rescue? Here’s how gov can help NYC as Adams flounders
Gotham needs a strong governor to fill the power vacuum Hizzoner’s scandals have created — and Hochul has powers she can wield to the city’s benefit.
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Harris and the Democrats are waging all-out war on constitutional order
Democrats have targeted virtually every institution that makes "democracy" tenable in a diverse and sprawling nation like ours.
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Mets to start David Peterson in crucial Sunday game vs. Brewers
The sinking Mets will turn to David Peterson to bail them out.
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USC can reach the playoff thanks to a tough quarterback who never stops swinging
USC quarterback Miller Moss loves his school and never backs down from a fight, inspiring the Trojans to match his intensity and win.
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A restful fly, a deer in the headlights and a winking Sarah Palin make for memorable VP debates
In nearly 50 years, not a single vice presidential debate has made a difference in the race for the White House. Still, the match-ups have provided some of the most memorable political moments in recent history.
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D.C. 911 officials tout staffing improvements as scrutiny intensifies
D.C. is not alone in its staffing challenges. 911 workers who responded to a national survey last year overwhelmingly said their call centers were understaffed.
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What a 1,000-mile railway across the Yucatán jungle says about Mexico's outgoing president
The $30-billion train line has come to symbolize the presidency of López Obrador, an ambitious, often divisive leader obsessed with cementing his legacy.
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In fight to be No. 2, Vance and Walz share humble roots that created different paths
With JD Vance, Trump doubled down on the GOP's America-first agenda, while Harris' selection of Tim Walz helped balance the Democratic ticket.
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Money Talk: Trust in the flexibility of living trusts
Deciding the best way to leave money to a heir can be complicated. When the choice is between naming someone as a beneficiary of an account or putting the account into a living trust, the trust offers more flexibility.
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How Michael Connelly's look at the Wonderland Massacre led him to Liberace's former boyfriend
In the MGM+ docuseries, the best-selling novelist investigates the notorious 1981 quadruple murder and interviews former Liberace boyfriend Scott Thorson, a key witness.
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Long-awaited review of D.C. police staffing renews debate over force size
A reform panel asked for scrutiny of D.C. police staffing years ago. They finally got it, but it’s unclear what will happen with the results.
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European officials dismiss claim world leaders 'are laughing' at Trump, praise his 'strong message'
Vice President Harris, during September's presidential debate, claimed world leaders were "laughing" at former President Trump. Several foreign officials beg to differ.
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What kind of country would kill Marcellus Williams despite the doubts about his conviction?
The Supreme Court should have stayed Missouri's execution of the convict last week. A top prosecutor and the victim's family argued that he should be spared.
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D.C.-area forecast: Cloudier today with a few showers. Staying unsettled through Tuesday.
A drier, brighter pattern finally arrives starting Wednesday.
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As antiabortion protests escalate after Dobbs, new California law will crack down on harassers
California abortion providers want harsher sentencing for harassment at clinics amid increase in protests
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Staff shortage at U.S. Forest Service hampers Southland wildfire response, locals say
Tactical disputes between the Forest Service and local fire agencies are not new, but recent federal staffing shortages have exacerbated long-simmering tension.
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Sometimes real life has to intrude on the news. In this election year, what's crucial will catch up to you
Even a week where news and the election take a back seat to real life can't dim this reality: 2024 is the most consequential election in memory.
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The donors shelling out big money in Md.’s critical U.S. Senate race
Maryland’s Future, a deep-pocketed super PAC backing Hogan, the state’s popular former governor, reserved $18 million in airtime during the last six weeks of the race.
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NFL Week 4 predictions: Picks against the spread for every game
The Post's Dave Blezow returns for Season 31 of the Bettor's Guide to give his Week 4 NFL picks.
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Ukraine’s artillery is helping boost Scranton’s economy
In one U.S. community churning out materiel for Kyiv’s defense, jobs and investment are flowing.
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Opinion: MTG’s Boyfriend Brian Glenn Wants People Racially Profiled While Voting
Animated GIF by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyListen to this full episode of The New Abnormal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, and Stitcher.Brian Glenn, the national campaign correspondent at far-right outlet Real America’s Voice and the boyfriend of MAGA Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, wants voters racially profiled at polling places to ensure election integrity.“If you go to a polling center and you see busloads, van loads of people walking up to vote that clearly perhaps look like they could be… let’s just make sure people are checking IDs because if people are going in with zero ID and they’re not a U.S. citizen then they shouldn’t be allowed to vote, period,” he said while covering a Trump rally last weekend. “So we need poll watchers that can perhaps sound the alarm if they think that is going on so that maybe some election officials can double check on that. So if we start to see all these caravan of people coming in, let’s make sure they’re all legal before we allow them to vote. It’s as simple as that.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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California teen, 17, previously tried as a minor for double murder charged in another killing after release
A 17-year-old charged in California as a juvenile for a double murder that happened five years ago is now charged in connection with another murder.
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Slate Crossword: Linda Ronstadt Hit … or a Repeated Lyric in Salt-N-Pepa’s “Push It” (Eleven Letters)
Ready for some wordplay? Sharpen your skills with Slate’s puzzle for Sept. 28, 2024.
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Florida sailor living on dream boat with his dog recalls terrifying moment they became stranded in Gulf of Mexico during Hurricane Helene
For the first year on the water, the adventurous sailor, alongside his pooch, experienced "peace and healing" until Helene formed in the nearby waters.
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Excuse Me, Tim Walz Took His Wife to See Which Movie on Their First Date?
I think I know what happened here.
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Jets’ Jamien Sherwood likely to start again in place of injured C.J. Mosley
It appears that Jamien Sherwood is going to start at linebacker again this week as C.J. Mosley recovers from the toe injury he suffered two weeks ago.
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Francisco Alvarez returns to action as pinch hitter a day after back injury
MILWAUKEE — Francisco Alvarez was on the bench for Saturday’s game after departing the previous night with back spasms, but found his way into action. The catcher entered as a pinch hitter in the eighth inning of the 6-0 loss to the Brewers and remained in the game in the bottom of the frame. A...
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El Chapo’s former lawyer Mariel Colón launches music career
The scene is from “La Señora,” the latest music video from Colón, who spent several years working as a defense lawyer for Guzmán while he faced trial in a US court.
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Comet visible from Earth for first time in 80,000 years: 'Most anticipated comet of the year'
A comet that has not been seen for more than 80,000 years is expected to be visible from Earth, potentially during two separate time periods in the next month.
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DOJ sues Alabama, state’s top election official for allegedly purging noncitizen voters too close to election
The Justice Department seeks injunctive relief that "would restore the ability of impacted eligible voters to vote unimpeded on Election Day," the department said in a statement.
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Liberty’s Sabrina Ionescu the X-factor in rematch vs. defending champion Aces
The newfound versatility of Sabrina Ionescu will be crucial to the early semifinal meeting with the Aces starting on Sunday in the best-of-five series.
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Coffee milk, a Rhode Island favorite, hits the national scene: 'Sweet taste to it'
Coffee milk, the state drink of Rhode Island, recently hit the national stage with the "Dunkalatte" product at Dunkin'. Here's what to know about this mysterious beverage.
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D.C. opioid overdose deaths declining in ‘promising’ trend, data shows
There have been about a quarter fewer opioid-related overdose deaths in D.C. in the first half of this year, and new data suggests the crisis may be slowing.
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Virginia man found guilty of 1992 cold case rape as part of initiative to test rape kits
A man was convicted in Virginia this week of a 32-year-old cold case rape after a victim's rape kit from 1992 was retested two years ago.
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This photo on the National Mall captivated the country decades ago. The real story behind it remained a mystery — until now.
In 1974, a group of friends met the unthinkable with a lavish celebration. The real story behind a photo that captured the moment remained a mystery until now.
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National Coffee Day 2024 deals and freebies: Dunkin’, Starbucks, Tim Hortons, more
Today is the perfect day to espresso yourself.
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American Life is a Highway
America’s enthralled with the lie: “If we just build more lanes, more roads, level a few more communities, we can solve traffic congestion.”
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How the U.S. Can Contain Chinese Influence in America
Washington should not let Beijing claim to speak for all ethnic Chinese nor all Asians—and do more to engage with these communities.
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Breaking down Nets’ 2024-25 roster heading into NBA training camp
The Post’s Brian Lewis takes a deep dive into the Nets’ 2024-25 roster before training camp begins.
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Veteran and author Jack Carr on finding 'mission and passion' when navigating key life transitions
Bestselling author and former Navy SEAL team leader Jack Carr discusses the challenges America's military can have when navigating a new life path — and how he found his own way.
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‘Days of Our Lives’ star Drake Hogestyn dead at 70 — one day before his birthday
Longtime "Days of our Lives" star Drake Hogestyn died following a battle with pancreatic cancer on Saturday — just one day before his 71st birthday.
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North Carolina police believe missing girl's mother fled to home country after jail release
Madalina Cojocari's mother, Diana, left the United States sometime this year after her release from jail, according to Cornelius police.
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Mets still control own destiny if they can halt untimely funk in time
Somehow the Mets still controls their own destiny in the race that seems less impressive by the loss.
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US retailers brace for potential pain from a longshoremen's strike
If roughly 45,000 U.S. longshoremen make good on their threat to strike beginning Tuesday, they could shut down 36 ports from Maine to Texas that handle about half the goods shipped into and out of the United States
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Hezbollah confirma la muerte de su líder, Hassan Nasrallah, en un ataque israelí
El grupo político-paramilitar libanés Hezbollah confirmó el sábado la muerte de su líder y uno de sus fundadores, Hassan Nasrallah, en un ataque aéreo israelí en Beirut en la víspera.
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Gobernadora hispana de Nuevo México asistirá a la toma de posesión de la presidenta de México
Nuevo México tiene el mayor número de residentes hispanos de cualquier estado de Estados Unidos
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