Deli offers surprising take on NYC classic: ‘My initial thought is diabetes’

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

Aaron Frazer honed his musical interest from a young age, learning the drums at 9 years old. He went on to study music at Indiana University, but his big break came when he formed the now-acclaimed R&B group Durand Jones & the Indications. In 2021, he released his lauded solo debut, followed by a second collection this summer. Now, from his most recent album “Into The Blue,” here is Aaron Frazer with “Easy To Love.”

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.

Aaron Frazer honed his musical interest from a young age, learning the drums at 9 years old. He went on to study music at Indiana University, but his big break came when he formed the now-acclaimed R&B group Durand Jones & the Indications. In 2021, he released his lauded solo debut, followed by a second collection this summer. Now, from his most recent album “Into The Blue,” here is Aaron Frazer with “Time Will Tell.”

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.

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

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which means it's the perfect time to learn how to protect yourself from scams.

The poll follows others which show Jewish support for Democrats is cracking.

Francisco Rodriguez was 22 and had been out of prison on parole for just 42 days when he killed Transit Officer Robert Venable on Sept. 22, 1987.

Understanding these two types of personalities can help us better understand how personality is formed.

The San Diego Symphony, one of the country's rising orchestras, has renovated its formerly inhospitable concert hall with surprising success.

Register at bet365 Sportsbook this Saturday using the bet365 bonus code POSTNEWS and unlock either $200 in bonus bets or a $1,000 First Bet Safety Net for any game.

A source tells us some guests were not notified of the cancelation though Adams' partner in the non-profit says people were told and offered refunds.

The Israeli prime minister and his wife were not home at the time of the strike, his office said. The episode highlighted the challenge drones pose to Israel’s air defenses.

Tropical Storm Warnings stretch from Belize City in Belize to the popular Mexican resorts of Cancun and Cozumel. 

Experts say Hezbollah's tunnels are not limited to the south.

The Israel Defense Forces said at least 180 projectiles were fired into Israel from Lebanon as Hezbollah ramps up its attacks on the Jewish state with backing from Iran.

Arrest records show Malinowsky was arrested for trespassing and failure to appear in court on previous charges of operating an unregistered vehicle and having no valid driver's license.

Many of the women participating in Chicago's She Ro intervention program have lost a loved one to gun violence.

A Long Island man died in July after eating listeria-contaminated Boar’s Head liverwurst, and his widow is now suing the company for $20 million.

New York City was slapped with 10,359 lawsuits last fiscal – an 18% increase from the previous 12 months and the most in at least a decade, records show.

The point guard position is going to be a key to the Nets' season — from the starter(s) to the backups.

"Love Is Blind" star Hannah Jiles recently revealed her dramatic weight loss on social media -- and told The Post exactly how much she shed in the year since taping the show.

Disturbing new details and heart-wrenching testimony were given during the first day of the Delphi murders trial. Prosecutors revealed how Abby Williams, 13, and Libby German, 14, were killed on a hiking trail more than seven years ago. Here's what to know about the case.

The Bada Bling is a "high-energy" pole dancing fitness studio, not a "strip club in a strip mall," although some people had to be convinced.

The judge overseeing Donald Trump's federal election interference proceedings unsealed nearly 1,900 pages of heavily redacted evidence that special counsel Jack Smith assembled to build his case against the former president. Trump's legal team objected to the release before next month's election, but the judge said withholding the information from the public could itself constitute election interference.

Early voting opened in North Carolina this week, and voters have already cast a record number of ballots, even in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Voting is also set to open in Detroit, a crucial swing state that both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump campaigned in on Friday.

On Jay Shetty’s "On Purpose" podcast, the Grammy-nominated singer looked back on his arrests, including one for armed robbery at age 15, hoping his victims will forgive him.

Years before his shocking death, Liam Payne revealed that being "locked" inside his hotel room, unable to go out because of crazed fans, was the start of his struggles with alcohol.

Stephen King’s “You Like it Darker,” narrated by the magnificent Will Patton, is among this month’s best audiobooks.

Lorenzo’s Oil is a truly great movie, an emotional experience that might be better described as a family thriller than a family drama. The post Nolte: Desperate Parents Dare to Question the Science in ‘Lorenzo’s Oil’ (1992) appeared first on Breitbart.

Netanyahu dismissed an international campaign to prevent Israel from seizing the Hamas bastion of Rafah in Gaza, where Israel killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Prada bags and Stuart Weitzman boots were on offer. But who wore them? Nobody knew.

With the unexpected death of Yahya Sinwar this week, Israel suddenly finds itself at a pivotal moment in its long and painful conflict with Hamas. Sinwar, the mastermind behind numerous terrorist attacks and the orchestrator of the Oct. 7 massacre, was not just a leader but the face of Hamas’s ruthlessness. His death, while a...

In Elon Musk’s vision of human history, Donald Trump is the singularity. If Musk can propel Trump back to the White House, it will mark the moment that his own superintelligence merges with the most powerful apparatus on the planet, the American government—not to mention the business opportunity of the century.Many other titans of Silicon Valley have tethered themselves to Trump. But Musk is the one poised to live out the ultimate techno-authoritarian fantasy. With his influence, he stands to capture the state, not just to enrich himself. His entanglement with Trump will be an Ayn Rand novel sprung to life, because Trump has explicitly invited Musk into the government to play the role of the master engineer, who redesigns the American state—and therefore American life—in his own image.Musk’s pursuit of this dream clearly transcends billionaire hobbyism. Consider the personal attention and financial resources that he is pouring into the former president’s campaign. According to The New York Times, Musk has relocated to Pennsylvania to oversee Trump’s ground game there. That is, he’s running the infrastructure that will bring voters to the polls. In service of this cause, he’s imported top talent from his companies, and he reportedly plans on spending $500 million on it. That doesn’t begin to account for the value of Musk’s celebrity shilling, and the way he has turned X into an informal organ of the campaign. Musk began as a Trump skeptic—a supporter of Ron DeSantis, in fact. Only gradually did he become an avowed, rhapsodic MAGA believer. His attitude toward Trump seems to parallel his view of artificial intelligence. On the one hand, AI might culminate in the destruction of humanity. On the other hand, it’s inevitable, and if harnessed by a brilliant engineer, it has glorious, maybe even salvific potential.Musk’s public affection for Trump begins, almost certainly, with his savvy understanding of economic interests—namely, his own. Like so many other billionaire exponents of libertarianism, he has turned the government into a spectacular profit center. His company SpaceX relies on contracts with three-letter agencies and the Pentagon. It has subsumed some of NASA’s core functions. Tesla thrives on government tax credits for electric vehicles and subsidies for its network of charging stations. By Politico’s tabulation, both companies have won $15 billion in federal contracts. But that’s just his business plan in beta form. According to The Wall Street Journal, SpaceX is designing a slew of new products with “national security customers in mind.” Musk has only begun to tap the pecuniary potential of the government, and Trump is the dream. He rewards loyalists, whether they are foreign leaders who genuflect before him or supplicants who host events at his resorts. Where other presidents might be restrained by norms, Trump shrugs. During his first term, he discovered that his party was never going to punish him for his transgressions.[Read: Elon Musk has the “off” switch]In the evolving topography of Trumpland, none of his supporters or cronies will have chits to compare with Musk’s. If Trump wins, it will likely be by a narrow margin that can be attributed to turnout. Musk can tout himself as the single variable of success.It’s not hard to imagine how the mogul will exploit this alliance. Trump has already announced that he will place him in charge of a government-efficiency commission. Or, in the Trumpian vernacular, Musk will be the “secretary of cost-cutting.” SpaceX is the implied template: Musk will advocate for privatizing the government, outsourcing the affairs of state to nimble entrepreneurs and adroit technologists. That means there will be even more opportunities for his companies to score gargantuan contracts. So when Trump brags that Musk will send a rocket to Mars during his administration, he’s not imagining a reprise of the Apollo program. He’s envisioning cutting SpaceX one of the largest checks that the U.S. government has ever written. He’s talking about making the richest man in the world even richer.Of course, this could be bluster. But it is entirely consistent with the rest of the right’s program for Trump’s second term, which involves dismantling the federal government—eliminating swaths of the politically neutral civil service and entire Cabinet departments and agencies. It is exactly the kind of sweeping change that suits Musk’s grandiose sense of his own place in human history.This isn’t a standard-issue case of oligarchy. It is an apotheosis of the egotism and social Darwinism embedded in Silicon Valley’s pursuit of monopoly—the sense that concentration of power in the hands of geniuses is the most desirable social arrangement. As Peter Thiel once put it, “Competition is for losers.” (He also bluntly admitted, “I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible.”) In this worldview, restraints on power are for losers, too.With his government contracts—and his insider influence—Musk will become further ensconced in the national-security state. (He already has a $1.8 billion classified contract, likely with the National Reconnaissance Office, and, through a division of SpaceX called Starshield, supplies communications networks for the military.) At a moment when the government is confronting crucial decisions about the future of AI and the commercialization of space, his ideals will hold sway.At Tesla, Musk assigned himself the title of “technoking.” That moniker, which sits on the line between jokiness and monomania, captures the danger. Following the example set by Trump, he wouldn’t need to divest himself from his businesses, not even his social-media company. In an administration that brashly disrespects its critics, he wouldn’t need to fear congressional oversight and could brush aside any American who dares to question his role. Of all the risks posed by a second Trump term, this might be one of the most terrifying.

Alicia Bárcena, the country’s new environment secretary, spelled out an aggressive climate agenda for Mexico.

Telling your story, and having your story heard, is a fundamentally human act.

"The underbelly of all comedy is horror."

A Netflix docuseries that the Menendez Brothers deemed "horrible" may prove to be the catalyst that gets them out of jail.

Vice President Harris will campaign in several “blue wall" suburban battleground states next week where she will be joined by former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney.

NYPD honchos using social media platforms to rip lefty City Council members and other staunch critics would be “silenced” under new legislation being pushed by Queens Councilwoman Nantasha Williams.

Seniors in swing states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin are turning away from the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration and shifting their support to Donald Trump, who has made clear promises to fix inflation and lower healthcare costs. The post Trump Vows to Defeat Inflation and Repeal Harris Law That Screwed Seniors with the Biggest Medicare Premium Increase Ever appeared first on Breitbart.

An inscription at the base reads "Made America Hate Again."

The price of the classic American Dream now stands at $4.4 million -- a mind-boggling $1 million more than what it cost just a year ago

Eric Hovde hammered Sen. Baldwin for not disclosing her longtime partner's finances, pointing out her position as a Wall Street wealth adviser.