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Sicko Alexander brothers — who raped women while pursuing jetset lifestyle — to learn their fate in NYC court

Nearly a dozen of the sick siblings' victims could end up confronting the trio of convicts -- 39-year-old twins Oren and Alon and brother Tal, 40.

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One dead, at least three injured in NJ vigil shooting: report

One person was killed and at least three others were injured in a shooting that happened at a New Jersey vigil, according to a report.

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Creep wanted for raping woman at knifepoint in Central Park pictured for first time

Photos released by the department showed the alleged armed thug, who fled the scene, wearing a black hooded jacket, black pants, and a black backpack.

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Tom Jones struck with illness, cancels LA show at The Greek

"I've had a great time these last few weeks, completing 20 shows and singing for wonderful audiences across the USA..."

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Horrifying moment shooting breaks out at Airbnb rented for music video in California

A wild rap video shoot at a California Airbnb exploded into a chaotic shooting battle early Sunday after uninvited guests were denied entry.

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California’s top professors reveal how AI has revolutionized classes, massive pitfalls: ‘Shoving it down our throats’

Some are banning laptops and phones from exams and grading only work done in class, while others are building their own chatbots to help students learn.

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Alleged arsonist sets girlfriend on fire inside NYC apartment as daughter watched in horror: prosecutors

The dad first threatened his 11-year-old daughter with a knife before he committed his brutal blazing assault on his girlfriend, according to court documents.

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California sorority girls mowed down by drunk frat bro in horror Tesla smash, lawsuit claims: ‘Left like run-over garbage’

Two California college students were allegedly mowed down by a drunk fraternity brother who was speeding in a Tesla before callously fleeing the scene, leaving the bloodied women sprawled in the street “like run over garbage,” according to a bombshell lawsu…

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Nithya Raman campaign tries to slam ‘Poop Zone’ attack ads with ethics complaint, but group fires back

Nithya Raman's campaign filed an ethics complaint against political group Thrive LA over attack ads and an AI voice line targeting her record.

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New details emerge after United ‘hijacking’ threat — as 25-year-old suspect’s chilling messages are revealed

New details reveal a United flight was locked down after a passenger was arrested for threatening midair to hijack the Newark-bound plane.

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California judges deal huge blow to DOJ’s bid to strip 20,000 voters from next week’s elections — despite stunning court revelations

The DOJ's lawsuit accused state officials of not meeting a 48-hour deadline to review the thousands of names the administration deemed suspicious.

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California illegal migrant’s ICE fantasy implodes after she was busted on video at fast food joint

A scheming Los Angeles illegal alien admitted guilt in federal court after making up a bogus ICE kidnapping story that was meant to smear federal officers.

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Rick Caruso backs former rival Karen Bass for LA mayor, blasts Nithya Raman’s LAPD plans as ‘reckless and dangerous’

Rick Caruso has endorsed LA Mayor Karen Bass ahead of the Nov. 3 election, slamming challenger Nithya Raman's LAPD plans.

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Mamdani, pals use NYPD gym for late-night pickup basketball games

The mayor has shot hoops a half-dozen times at the Det. Steven D. McDonald Police Academy in College Point since sometime in July, sources said.

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Jewish rights group calls on Trump admin to probe NYC schools as parents pull kids out of classrooms

The National Jewish Advocacy Center filed a request with the Department of Justice Monday, citing evidence outlined in Post stories beginning in the aftermath of the Oct. 7, 2023 terror attacks on Israel.

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Missing mom whose rotting body was found in shallow grave on NYC beach was shot repeatedly, may have known killer: cops, sources

The Queens mom frequently posted about her children on Facebook -- most recently sharing a 5th birthday post for her son, just days before her disappearance.

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Mahmoud Khalil headed back to Columbia for book tour, outraging Jewish alumni: ‘Appalled’

The anti-Israel rabble-rouser is speaking at the Ivy League about his newly released memoir.

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California half marathon descends into chaos as dozens of runners return to find their cars vanished

Instead of relaxing and refueling after finishing the 21 kilometer race, exhausted runners found themselves waiting in line at the Western Towing impound yard to get their cars back.

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Blakeman backed by police unions from across NYS as gov race enters final stretch: ‘Common sense’

“People feel less safe in their communities because of Kathy Hochul's policies, all they do is make it easier for criminals to prey on our communities," Blakeman said.

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King tides swamp California city in floodwater as ocean surges up busy street

The ocean spilled into the upscale Orange County enclave as king tides battered the Southern California coastline.

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Colorado groups beat the drum for federal tax reform

Several Colorado groups are rallying and joining forces in support of GOP proposals to simplify and reform the nation's tax system, which they see as a drag on both economic growth and a more prosperous middle class.

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Nevada economic development conference to highlight manufacturing employment opportunities, challenges

Nevada’s economy was among the hardest hit in the U.S. when the housing bubble burst back in 2009, but it has been one of the fastest growing in recent years. That’s the case when it comes to manufacturing in particular.

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Bill would stop governments from suing citizens who challenge new taxes

Illinois lawmakers are pushing to keep governments from suing citizens for challenging the legality of a new tax.

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USDA Secretary Perdue talks farm bill and trade at stop in central Illinois

Stopping at a family farm just outside of Springfield, the Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture said he wants to focus on markets, not programs.

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