Deirdre Bardolf

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Susan Edelman |Deirdre Bardolf

Students in New York City’s largest school district are so bored by the DOE’s dumbed-down math curriculum they read novels in class, parents say. Families are forced to shell out thousands of dollars for tutors or flee in search of more challenging programs, parents say.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Deirdre Bardolf

Travis Decker was apparently already planning something at least a week before he allegedly killed his three little girls — Googling “how to relocate to Canada’’ and “jobs Canada,’’ according to new court papers. Decker, 32, conducted the online searches and visited the Canadian government’s “Find a job” webpage on Monday, May 26 — several days before he vanished with his daughters, Deputy US Marshal Keegan Stanley wrote in an affidavit.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Deirdre Bardolf |Joe Marino

Alleged MS-13 gangbanger Kilmar Abrego Garcia is headed back to the US from El Salvador to face criminal charges for allegedly transporting undocumented migrants, The Post has learned. A federal grand jury indictment was handed up last month in Tennessee charging Abrego Garcia with participating in a years-long conspiracy to help undocumented migrants travel from the Texas border region to other states. The indictment and Abrego Garcia’s return to the US was first reported by ABC News.

3 weeks ago | aol.com | Deirdre Bardolf |Josh Christenson |Joe Marino

MS-13 gangbanger Kilmar Abrego Garcia is back on US soil from El Salvador to face charges of trafficking thousands of illegal migrants — his “full-time job” for years, Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Friday“He was a smuggler of humans and children and women” — including members of the murderous prison gang he belonged to, the AG said at a press conference announcing the federal charges. “One hundred trips, the grand jury found, of smuggling people throughout our country,” Bondi said.

1 month ago | nypost.com | Gabrielle Fahmy |Chris Harris |Deirdre Bardolf

West Villagers are up in arms over a church’s plan to build a new $11 million mission at a historic NYC street corner, arguing it would lure even more junkies and vagrants to the already besieged area. The Church of St. Luke in the Field’s plans to erect a 4,400-square-foot building on the iconic corner of Christopher and Hudson streets — on the same block as a swanky school — complete with Narcan kits and free meals, to serve up to 300 hobos and drug addicts.