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A Long Island town was slapped with subpoenas for possible election shenanigans after an 83-year-old granny claimed she had “no idea” she was an official candidate for office despite appearing the ballot. New York State Attorney General Letitia James served the subpoenas to the town of Huntington asking for records from its 2025 elections, according...

It’s no secret that most of the NBA is waiting on LeBron James. Even with James’ agent, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul, saying James won’t be rushed into making a decision on which team he’ll play for next, and encouraging teams to fill out their open roster spots if they want to, much of the...

Bag this deal on vacuum storage bags before it's packed away.

He's sticking around.

"The risks today aren’t just about someone physically approaching the future king," Kinsey Schofield told Page Six.

"The risks today aren’t just about someone physically approaching the future king," Kinsey Schofield told Page Six.

Netflix paid $587 million in cash when it purchased Ben Affleck‘s AI startup InterPositive, the company disclosed in a federal filing.

Don't leave us hanging, Mitchie!

Carlos Alcaraz might be off the market.

MTA workers did not comply with NYC's recycling laws, according to a report that was released on Tuesday.

Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to weaken on Tuesday as it approaches the Gulf Coast of the United States, potentially bringing coastal flooding and heavy rain from western Florida to Louisiana.

The World Cup may be expanding – again. 

NY Post readers discuss a proposal to replace the word “inmate” in the Board of Correction rule book.

“I have news for Bill Maher’s critics. Comedians see backlash as a sign that we’re probably doing something right.”

Lefty Michigan Senate Dem hopeful Abdul El-Sayed is expected to attend a fundraiser co-hosted by a prominent attorney in the state that sparked a firestorm by honoring her grandfather, a man who fought for Nazi Germany.

The ultra-wealthy have found a new Colorado retreat to spend their winters.

Khalid Ahmed Satary is third arrest from bureau's 'Most Wanted Fraudsters' list in just five weeks.

Christian Faith Madison, 29, died last year after she was hit by an oncoming vehicle on an Alabama highway.

The betting market has taken notice of Boston's historic streak.

The Wayans Bros. return to the franchise for more of the same junk.