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What was learned from Lakers’ first shootaround of 2026-27?

Officials say sneaking over water is the most expensive, and riskiest, way that illegal traffickers get people across the border.

Cornell spokesperson Kyle Kimball said that “damaging property is not the answer" amid the alleged gang rape case.

Prolific horror creator Mike Flanagan has an update about the status of his "The Dark Tower" adaptation with Stephen King.

Prolific horror creator Mike Flanagan has an update about the status of his "The Dark Tower" adaptation with Stephen King.

Gauff’s victory came with a mountain of controversy after she asked to replay a point when the LED boards on the side of the court flickered during the rally. 

“He is a hero, a loving heart. He is a hero. He shielded his own sister.”

The 77-year-old urged fellow "boomers" to take care of their health via Instagram Sunday.

The 77-year-old urged fellow "boomers" to take care of their health via Instagram Sunday.

Losing used to be a habit for too long around the Giants. 

"It just makes every woman pause," one woman in a sorority told The Post.

The $30 million blueprint to address anti-Jewish hate crimes comes with a $6.4 million increased investment into the city's initiative, Partners Against the Hate.

A new viral video shows a uniformed Long Island cop approach a group of soccer-playing kids who think they’re about to get get kicked out — before he shows them some moves instead. Suffolk County Police Officer Kevin Martinez told The Post he was on patrol at around 8 p.m. Thursday when he spotted a...

Judge Karina E. Alomar didn’t rule on the case, instead reserving her decision until the two sides present their arguments again next month.

The Padres welcomed Walker Buehler back to the roster for the National League Division Series. Buehler was originally speculated to be the Game 1 starter for the Padres in the NLDS, but was placed on the paternity list ahead of the highly-anticipated matchup with the Brewers. San Diego Padres starting pitcher Walker Buehler works against...

Gang member Joshua Dorsett was slammed as a “coward” by hero NYPD Sgt. Carl Johnson while getting 20 years for shooting two cops.

Supreme Court To Decide Legality Of Trump Administration's ICE Detention Policy

Authored by AG News Staff via American Greatness,

The Supreme Court agreed Thursday to hear a major immigration case challenging the Trump administration's expanded mandatory detention policy, setting up a consequential ruling on federal immigration enforcement.

The case centers on the administration's interpretation of a 1996 immigration law requiring mandatory detention for individuals who recently entered the United States illegally. Under previous administrations, including President Donald Trump's first term, the provision generally applied to recent border crossers.

Last year, the administration broadened its interpretation to include illegal immigrants who have lived in the country for years, requiring detention while their immigration proceedings remain pending.

The policy has encountered significant judicial resistance. According to a Politico analysis, "more than 460 federal judges have rejected Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention decisions more than 20,000 times over the past 14 months."

The administration maintains that its expanded enforcement policy is consistent with federal immigration law. Opponents argue that Congress never intended the 1996 statute to authorize mandatory detention of longtime residents without providing an opportunity to seek release while their cases proceed.

The Supreme Court will review a decision from the New York-based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which became the first appellate court to reject the administration's interpretation. The justices will focus on the statutory meaning of the immigration law rather than the broader constitutional questions raised by the Justice Department.

The decision could have sweeping implications for ICE's ability to detain illegal immigrants nationwide as the Trump administration continues its immigration enforcement efforts.

The Supreme Court's new term begins Monday.

Tyler Durden Mon, 10/05/2026 - 17:40

Alexandr Wang, a 20-something MIT dropout spearheading Meta’s AI efforts, has struck a drastically different online presence than the company’s buttoned-up founder Mark Zuckerberg – posting off-color memes on social media and sporting a mullet hair-do. 

The pair are now following each other on Instagram, and Braun publicly showed his support for Hall’s new Off-Broadway musical, "Midnight," over the weekend.

The pair are now following each other on Instagram, and Braun publicly showed his support for Hall’s new Off-Broadway musical, "Midnight," over the weekend.