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A disturbing new video from the Upper East Side captures a man hurl a racist slur before smashing the phone of the person recording the incident. The just over a minute-long clip, posted to Instagram Sunday, shows a man yelling “get out of the middle of the street, a–hole!” “F—ing n—er!” he then yells. Then...

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Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday that it “wasn’t constructive” for the the police commissioner to call lawmakers “cowards” during a crime meeting last week — but gave the city’s top cop a pass to air his frustration. “That language wasn’t constructive… I don’t think it’s helpful,” de Blasio said during his Monday morning press conference...

The Mets lost both exhibition games to the Yankees over the weekend, but they mean next to nothing. On a brand new episode of the “Amazin’ But True” podcast with Nelson Figueroa and I, we recap the short series. Some Mets and Yankees fans tend to overreact when their two teams play each in meaningless...

LeBron James has set numerous records on the court throughout his career. Now, his image is setting records off the court. A 2003-04 LeBron James rookie card sold for $1.8 million at Goldin Auctions on Sunday, setting the modern-day record price for a card. There were only 23 of the cards produced. It appears some...

That’s some pay raise. Tesla CEO Elon Musk added a whopping $5 billion to his net worth on Monday thanks to Tesla’s never-ending stock rally, allowing him to finish the day as the fifth-richest person in the world with a net worth of $74.2 billion. Musk, who as recently as a few weeks ago was...

Eric Adams has some advice for New Yorkers frustrated by fireworks exploding through the night, and he’s sticking to it. The Brooklyn borough president doesn’t want us to call the police when laws against blowing up stuff are broken. Rather, he would prefer that we “go talk to the young people . . . who...

Moms are still getting stuck with the kids, even during coronavirus lockdowns. A new study suggests that working moms with young kids have had to reduce their work hours more than working dads have, even when they’re working from home. The research listed several possible reasons why this might have been happening. The study was...

A Long Island Carvel manger says he was fired for refusing to take a $10 bill from a sweating and coughing customer who wasn’t wearing a mask. “It’s not right that I can be fired for following rules,” manager Thomas DeSarle told the media at a press conference Monday. “You get fired for not following...

Italian coast guard divers worked throughout Sunday to free a sperm whale caught in fishing nets. The whale became entangled in nets in the waters surrounding the Aeolian Island archipelago. Boaters on Saturday spotted the whale struggling and contacted the coast guard. Video shared on the coast guard’s official twitter shows the organized efforts by...

President Trump on Monday tweeted a photo of himself in a face mask and said it was patriotic to wear one amid the coronavirus pandemic. “We are United in our effort to defeat the Invisible China Virus, and many people say that it is Patriotic to wear a face mask when you can’t socially distance....

A Northern California restaurant is accused of asking customers to remove their masks amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to multiple reports. Apple Bistro in Placerville has reportedly displayed a sign discouraging mask-wearing by customers dining inside, which has prompted complaints from those eating at the restaurant. The warning outside the establishment reads: “No social conditioning....

The drama follows two families trying to navigate an unprecedented blackout.

"My girl, in the garden," Zeta-Jones captioned the sweet Instagram shot.

Joe Biden railed against what he called “Islamicphobia” and vowed to end the Trump administration’s travel ban on his first day in office during a call Monday with the nation’s largest Muslim-American PAC — including anti-Israel activist Linda Sarsour. “If I have the honor of being president, I will end the Muslim ban on day...

This doc frames Marianne Ihlen and Leonard Cohen's storied relationship as a thing of tumultuous beauty.

The millionaire model has a lot to celebrate.

The ads, which will play on MTA trains and buses, debut as MTA stats show mask-resistant riders fueling a spike in attacks on transit workers.

Saying “we are at the breaking point,” the United Nations secretary-general has made a sweeping call to end the global inequalities that have been further exposed by the coronavirus pandemic. U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who delivered the Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture Saturday, said about the virus: “It is exposing fallacies and falsehoods everywhere: The lie...

A white woman repeatedly asked a landscaper at a city-owned housing complex in California to show her his “papers,” video shows. The unidentified woman first blows a kiss to the landscaper as he worked Wednesday at an affordable housing complex in Rancho Mirage, according to a 2-minute clip shot by Juan Carlos Andrade Mendez. The...

Full time relief pitcher, part-time forensic scientist. Brian Boehringer made 15 appearances for the Yankees during their 1996 World Series title run, but his steely demeanor was a stark difference from some of the more colorful veterans on the team. Teammate Charlie Hayes recently joked on The Post’s Pinstripe Podcast that he thought Boehringer was...

Cops released surveillance images of a man who they believe may be connected to a pair of related Brooklyn shootings that killed one person and wounded five others last week. Kishawn Cameron, 30, was inside a 2019 Toyota Sequoia at Classon Avenue and Lincoln Place in Crown Heights early Wednesday when an unknown suspect, driving...

A witness captured the aftermath of the Revel moped crash that killed CBS New York reporter Nina Kapur in Brooklyn over the weekend. The photos, captured by passerby Dennis Flores, show firefighters and EMS workers strapping a woman onto a stretcher on Franklin Street near India Street in Greenpoint. The scooter is shown resting on...

Some of the Tower of London’s Beefeaters may soon be facing layoffs amid falling tourist numbers due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Britain’s Historic Royal Palaces confirmed that a voluntary redundancy plan had been introduced. It said staff had been told that cuts were likely among the 37 members of the body formally named the Yeoman...

The murder of a New Jersey federal judge’s son has highlighted a disturbing trend that authorities fear is on the rise — threats against federal judges and their families. According to the US Marshals Service, which protects federal judges, there were 4,449 threats and inappropriate communications against protected persons in 2019, ABC News reported. In...