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It’s best that Towns and the Knicks’ brass find a common ground as quickly as possible.

Some of the “Cornell 7” accused in an alleged gang-rape were found responsible for sexual assault by the school and expelled, while others were suspended for more than a year.

Kittle's touchdown cemented the Niners’ win after Denver had cut their lead to a field goal and announced to the rest of the NFL: The People’s Tight End is back.

The locker room vibes are in question yet again for the Eagles beyond the amount of injuries they have endured early this season.

The second lady, with little Alec Neel Vance strapped to her chest in a baby carrier and a diaper bag flung over her shoulder, appeared to miss a step near the bottom of the stairs.

The judge threw the book at him and gave him life in prison without parole.

Surprise Republican Senator Admits He's Considering Running For President In 2028

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) revealed over the weekend that he is considering a run for the White House in 2028, saying he could jump into the Republican presidential primary if he looks at the field and sees too many "goobers" with a chance of winning.

Kennedy, the sharp-tongued Louisiana Republican known for his colorful one-liners and viral Senate hearing exchanges, was asked directly Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press whether he was thinking about running for president.

"Yeah," Kennedy responded when asked by host Kristen Welker.

Sen John Kennedy Won't Rule Out 2028

"Why not me on a rainy day?"

"If a bunch of goobers run, and I think they're goobers, and one of the goobers might win, and I think I could do a better job, I would consider running."

Goober clause is in effect. https://t.co/sGgNTcZYi1 pic.twitter.com/nNKfAk4TAt

— Mr Producer (@RichSementa) October 4, 2026

"My plans right now are to run for reelection. But as I've said before, if I don't think I can be effective in the Senate anymore, I would consider it," the lawmaker added. "You know, what's the old Judds song, Why not me on a rainy day? Why not me to love your blues away? But I haven't made a decision."

The Louisiana senator made clear that the strength, or weakness, of the eventual Republican field could help determine whether he takes the plunge.

"If a bunch of, on my side of the aisle, if a bunch of goobers run, and I think they're goobers and one of the goobers might win, and I think I could do a better job, I would consider running," he explained. "But right now, I'm running for reelection."

Any Kennedy campaign would enter a Republican race where Vice President JD Vance currently holds a sizable advantage in early polling. The RealClearPolitics polling average currently has Vance at 39.7%, followed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio at 23.4%, Donald Trump Jr. at 11.1% and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) at 7.3%.

However, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) increasingly appears to be laying the groundwork for another White House campaign. Cruz, who ran for president in 2016 and ultimately lost to President Donald Trump, has been actively campaigning around the country, including in key early primary states.

That maneuvering has already sparked some early fireworks with Vance.

"It is really obvious to me that, at this very moment, Ted Cruz is running for president," Vance told NBC News last week.

Cruz fired back days later, accusing the vice president of taking shots because he was feeling "insecure."

 

Tyler Durden Mon, 10/05/2026 - 16:40

The “Rich Kids of Beverly Hills” alum previously called out the Grammy winner for being late to the Dior show at Paris Fashion Week.

The “Rich Kids of Beverly Hills” alum previously called out the Grammy winner for being late to the Dior show at Paris Fashion Week.

San Francisco residents got an unexpected fireworks extravaganza Saturday night when hundreds of illegal explosives erupted on Ocean Beach.

US foreclosures continued to climb in August, with bank repossessions surging 42% from a year ago as more distressed homeowners lost their properties.

"Caller is unable to remove patient from bed," a responding officer said in the 911 audio exclusively obtained by Page Six.

"Caller is unable to remove patient from bed," a responding officer said in the 911 audio exclusively obtained by Page Six.

Our Country...?

Authored by James Howard Kunstler via kunstler.com,

Pornish Hen

"[NY Attorney General Letitia] James has always followed the policy of the Queen of Hearts in 'Alice in Wonderland': Sentence first, verdict afterward."

You can be certain that nobody involved in the Cornell U fraternity gang-bang circus is going to come out looking good, not the frat boys, not the girl, not the county DA, not New York AG Letitia James, and not NY Governor Kathy Hochul. The latter two have decided to showboat what has become a rape case in an election year when both are up for another four-year term.

A group of young men standing side by side stared up at the house, yelling and cursing at the defunct fraternity and the seven former members whom Jane Doe accused of assault. One of the men threatened to throw a rock through a window before his companions hustled him away. (Credit: The New York Times)

First, the incident itself: October 19, 2024, a Saturday night when upstate New York is at its fall color peak and the campus is jumpin', 20-year-old "Jane Doe" starts drinking at her sorority, Delta Delta Delta (Δ Δ Δ, "Tri-Delt") whose motto is Let Us Steadfastly Love One Another. Around eleven o'clock Jane goes into downtown Ithaca to do more drinking at a bar. She's legally underage, but manages to get served.

Meanwhile, messages are zinging around on social media, Snapchat, etc. There's a party going on at the Chi Phi fraternity (ΧΦ). Jane communicates with one of the members there. He cordially invites her over for "a threesome." Jane apparently has a reputation as a lively girl around campus. She accepts and heads over to Chi Phi with a load on, "five out of ten" on the intoxication scale, she later writes in a nine-page statement she gave to campus police.

She arrives at Chi Phi around midnight. More drinks. Pretty soon she's in that threesome in a bedroom. The frat boys are also pretty hammered. Things get even wilder. Four other frat boys enter the picture. On top of the alcohol, they start doing ketamine, known to produce a dissociative "floaty, out-of-the-body feeling." One's judgment is not too good on it, even worse when mixed with booze. The scene at Chi Phi is Animal House plus. Various shenanigans ensue. Eventually, Jane Doe gets home.

Jane makes a whole lot of statements to her friends and sorority sisters after the incident. Law analyst Jonathan Turley tells The New York Post, "Friends recounted that Doe later laughed about the incident and said, 'Oh my goodness, isn't that crazy?'" She also "later told her sorority 'Big sister' that 'You may hear some rumors about me, and unfortunately they are true.'"

Three days later she exchanged messages with one of the frat boys who expressed regret over "how things went down." Jane reportedly texted back, "I really liked being with you," and "non(e) of the sexual stuff was illegal." She added that she wanted to come over and smoke more "but, like, leave out the extra 5 billion men and ketamine."

Five days after that, she got wind that Chi Phi was throwing a Halloween party, and asked to be invited. The threesome boy replied, "Chi Phi is your house and you are welcome here." She texted back "thank u i really appreciate. . . i'll bring my cigs tomorrow." Did she mean cannabis? Shortly, the president of Chi Phi chapter texted her to cancel the invitation. Jane, pissed off, texted back, "I knew this was going to happen. The woman will always get the short end of the stick. Yall aren't my friends. Yall are covering your asses." A woman scorned. . . .

A week after that - it's November now - she reported the incident to campus police, but gave a muddled statement saying, she consented to the initial threesome, "Yeah, as much as I can because, again, I was super drunk when I got there. . . But I was pretty OK with all of this," adding, "I can say with one hundred percent confidence I was raped." You can suppose this was so, too, insofar as the ketamine she took probably launched her into a semi-hallucinatory state. Due to that muddle of intention and action in Jane Doe's statements, the Tompkins County (NY) District Attorney Matthew Van Houten declined to prosecute the frat boys.

Anyway, that was then, 2024. Since then, Chi Phi's chapter at Cornell was shut down. Fast forward two years. Jane Doe has now brought civil lawsuits against Cornell U and the seven Chi Phi frat boys, plus the Chi Phi national org, plus the Tri-Delt sorority, plus the bar in downtown Ithaca where Jane got hammered, plus unnamed faculty, alumni, and executive-board members. She alleges severe physical and psychological injury and says she later left Cornell.

A week ago, Tompkins County DA Van Houten reopened the criminal investigation. Then Governor Hochul stepped in and appointed AG Tish James "special prosecutor" for the state, taking the case away from DA Van Houten. Tish James, you might recall, initially ran for AG in 2022 by promising to go medieval on Donald Trump.

There's a bit of a problem with the case: under New York State law, voluntary drinking and drug use that impairs judgment does not legally constitute and inability to consent to sexual activity. But leave it to Tish to figure out some way to skin this cat. She made good on her promise to haul Donald Trump into court in 2023 on a civil fraud rap (Judge Arthur Engoron presiding in the New York County (Manhattan) Supreme Court. It resulted in a roughly half-billion-dollar judgment. In August, 2025, a five-judge panel of the Appellate Division tossed the half-billion-dollar judgment.

The New York Times has commenced its own inquisition against Cornell U. The coverage is essentially free campaign advertising for the unpopular Governor Hochul and for AG "Big Tish" James, who proudly presides over a New York State legal system that releases indicted violent repeat-offender felons with no bail so they are free to push people in front of on-rushing subway trains. Cornell President Michael I. Kotlikoff has made the requisite, weepy, handwringing statement, promising to do better. Everyone must now play his and her assigned roles in this psychodrama.

You wonder if it will turn out anything like the Duke U Lacrosse team rape case twenty years ago, where the DA who brought the case was disgraced and disbarred, the students implicated were all let off, and the girl who made the rape complaint admitted she lied and was later convicted on a murder rap. But not until after racking up millions in legal fees for the attorneys of all concerned. Our country...

Tyler Durden Mon, 10/05/2026 - 16:20

Some are down over $100 for the "Watermelon Sugar" shows from now until Harryween.

The 1-2 clubs go toe-to-toe in the Big Easy tonight.

The lobbyist's modest business skyrocketed into a multimillion-dollar operation alongside Heastie’s rise through Albany’s ranks, with the consultant repping deep-pocketed and influential groups such as the New York Trial Lawyers Association, Sports Betting Alliance and Google.

Wanying Zhang, 34, also known as “Heather,” documented trips to Paris and outings with friends on her Facebook profile.

The footage was taken weeks after Cornell University’s Chi Phi fraternity was suspended over allegations that seven brothers plied her with drugs and alcohol for an hourslong sexual assault.

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